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C430S394000

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ABSTRACT:
A photomask having small pitch images of openings for fabricating an opening of a semiconductor memory device includes a plurality of images of openings arranged in a row direction with a predetermined pitch to be used to transfer the images of openings onto a photoresist layer, and is used for a photolithographic process employing a photoresist flow process. The distance between the centers of the images of openings arranged in the photomask is larger than the pitch. A photolithographic method for fabricating reduced size openings and a semiconductor memory device having openings fabricated using the same method is also provided.

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