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26 September 2013 Atom lithography with subwavelength resolution
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Abstract
The resolutions of the optical lithography is limited by the well-known Rayleigh limit. Although the atom lithography can generate features smaller than this limit, the spacing of the pattern is still limited by the optical wavelength. Here, we proposed two atom lithography methods, both of which used the coherent Rabi oscillation to break the diffraction limit. One is in the microwave regime where the Rydberg atom is used and micrometer resolution can be achieved. The other is in the optical regime where sub-10 nanometer resolution is possible.
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M. Suhail Zubairy, Zeyang Liao, and M. Al-Amri "Atom lithography with subwavelength resolution", Proc. SPIE 8875, Quantum Communications and Quantum Imaging XI, 887504 (26 September 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2023234
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KEYWORDS
Chemical species

Lithography

Collimation

Photoresist materials

Rubidium

Microwave radiation

Diffraction

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