The physics investigations described in this thesis have been inspired by the perspective of the application of La/B-based multilayer mirrors in photolithography. This perspective however, demands the highest possible reflectance of the mirrors and full control over the multilayer growth process. The corresponding research in this thesis therefore covers the following topics: a theoretical and experimental analysis of the spectral properties of La/B-based multilayer stacks, an experimental layer composition and growth study of the candidate La/B-based multilayer optics, and the development of techniques to enable characterization of the internal structure of such multilayers
This PhD thesis contains a selection of thin film research results on the structure control of La/B ...
The interfaces in La/B4C and LaN/B4C multilayer mirrors designed for near normal incidence reflectio...
In this article we present an overview of the optimization of LaN/B multilayers that enabled the dep...
Lithography based on the wavelength of 6.x nm is considered to be a potential extension of the curre...
In the first part of this article we experimentally show that contrast between the very thin layers ...
In the first part of this article we experimentally show that contrast between the very thin layers ...
Key in designing the next generation of EUVL optics, i.e. at the wavelength of 6.x nm, will be match...
EUVL at 6.x nm is one of the candidates for the next generation photolithography. Its design require...
A potential candidate for the new generation lithography beyond EUV is La/B4C multilayer optics for ...
We report a hybrid thin-film deposition procedure to significantly enhance the reflectivity of La/B-...
For future photolithography processes, the wavelength of 6 nm may offer improved imaging specs. The ...
Reported is a computational and chemical analysis of near normal incidence reflective multilayer opt...
The spectral properties of La/B, La/B 4C, and LaN/B, LaN/B 4C multilayer mirrors have been investiga...
The spectral properties of La/B, La/B4C, and LaN/B, LaN/B4C multilayer mirrors have been investigate...
Results on optimization and manufacturing of La B4C multilayers are reported. Such mirrors are prom...
This PhD thesis contains a selection of thin film research results on the structure control of La/B ...
The interfaces in La/B4C and LaN/B4C multilayer mirrors designed for near normal incidence reflectio...
In this article we present an overview of the optimization of LaN/B multilayers that enabled the dep...
Lithography based on the wavelength of 6.x nm is considered to be a potential extension of the curre...
In the first part of this article we experimentally show that contrast between the very thin layers ...
In the first part of this article we experimentally show that contrast between the very thin layers ...
Key in designing the next generation of EUVL optics, i.e. at the wavelength of 6.x nm, will be match...
EUVL at 6.x nm is one of the candidates for the next generation photolithography. Its design require...
A potential candidate for the new generation lithography beyond EUV is La/B4C multilayer optics for ...
We report a hybrid thin-film deposition procedure to significantly enhance the reflectivity of La/B-...
For future photolithography processes, the wavelength of 6 nm may offer improved imaging specs. The ...
Reported is a computational and chemical analysis of near normal incidence reflective multilayer opt...
The spectral properties of La/B, La/B 4C, and LaN/B, LaN/B 4C multilayer mirrors have been investiga...
The spectral properties of La/B, La/B4C, and LaN/B, LaN/B4C multilayer mirrors have been investigate...
Results on optimization and manufacturing of La B4C multilayers are reported. Such mirrors are prom...
This PhD thesis contains a selection of thin film research results on the structure control of La/B ...
The interfaces in La/B4C and LaN/B4C multilayer mirrors designed for near normal incidence reflectio...
In this article we present an overview of the optimization of LaN/B multilayers that enabled the dep...