Imaging system and apparatus for ultraviolet lithography

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ABSTRACT:
An imaging system with at least one reflective surface for forming an image by means of ultraviolet radiation, the reflective surface being provided with a correction layer which is transparent to the wavelength of the radiation used. This layer compensates for phase differences caused by deviations of form of the reflective surfaces. The correction layer has a refractive index which differs only slightly from 1, so that the requirements imposed as regards the precision of the surface of the transparent layer are significantly less severe than for the reflective layer.

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