Composite resist structures for submicron processing in electron

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430271, 430272, 430296, 430326, 430278, G03C 178, G03C 196

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ABSTRACT:
Composite resist structures are described for processing submicron electrc and optical circuits requiring very good pattern resolution between lines because of extremely close spacings between circuit elements. The present invention discloses matrix and layer structures wherein high atomic number (Z) material is used to confine the scattering of the electron beams in the resist. A low Z material is used in combination with a high Z material in the layered configuration to slow down electron velocities without creating a great number of scattered electrons.

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