2nd International Symposium on Immersion Lithography

12-15 September 2005
Oud Sint-Jan, Bruges, Belgium

Posters

 
   

DEFECTIVITY/RESIST-LIQUID INTERFACE

 
Study on the Effects of Micro Bubbles in Immersion Lithography YAO Teruyoshi
Studies of the defectivity formation mechanisms between the top coats and resists in immersion lithography STEPANENKO Nickolay
Modeling of field distortion by an air bubble in immersion lithography, light scattering analysis via Discrete Sources Method EREMINA Elena
ArF Immersion resist development status KANNA Shinichi
Study on the resist materials leaching from resist film during 193nm immersion exposure using QCM method SEKIGUCHI Atsushi
Evaluation of interactions between water fluid and resist polymers, resists, and top coats using QCM method MATSUBARA Chie
193nm Immersion Material Top-coat Acid and Resist Photo Acid Generator Interaction BENSON Peter A.
Immersion topcoat progress – the path to success SMITH Jeff
Solvent effects for immersion properties of cover-coat materials ITO Shinichi
Measuring Resist-Topcoat Compatibility Using Ellipsometry SCHWARZ Christian J.
The Influence of Water Soaking and Top Coat Processing on Resist Profile Control in Immersion Lithography FOUBERT Philippe
The importance of dynamic contact angles in immersion lithography and how to measure them FYEN Wim
Interactions at the Interface between Top coat and Resist OKUMURA Haruki
Effect of water on resist performance beyond resolution enhancement in 193nm immersion lithography KIM Hyun-Woo
Top Coat Compatibility Studies: What you wanted to know about resist/top coat compatibility but were afraid to ask PETRILLO Karen
   
IMMERSION PROCESS IMPLEMENTATION  
Validation of immersion lithography OPC model accuracy ESTROFF Andrew
RET imaging capability with 0.85NA ArF immersion lithography WIAUX Vincent
An Integrated Imaging System for the 45nm Technology Node Contact Holes Using Polarized OAI, Immersion, Weak PSM, ans Negative Resists PETERSEN John S.
Photoresist and process issues on the 193nm immersion lithography YOON Jin-Young
Process optimization to identify specific immersion issues KYODA Hideharu
ESH Assessment of 193 nm Immersion Lithography WORTH Walter F.
Advancements in LER Performance TURNQUEST Karen
Application of Immersion Lithography inside the MEDEA+ LIQUID Project MASSIN Jean
Point-of-Use Ultra-PureWater of Immersion Lithography CLARKE Michael
   
TOOLS  
Compact excimer lasers for metrology and interferometric immersion lithography tools GOERTLER Andreas
Throughput improvements for the 8X mask magnification TAKEHISA Kiwamu
XLA-300: the Fourth-Generation ArF MOPA Light Source for Immersion Lithography ISHIHARA Toshihiko
More Efficient Use of Expensive Photons: New Refractive Optical Elements (ROE) Serve as Highly Efficient Pupil Defining Illumination Element ASCHKE Lutz
High Power Injection Lock Laser light source for ArF Immersion Lithography MIZOGUCHI Hakaru
   
MASKS  
The Capability of a 1.3NA mstepper using 3D EMF Mask Simulations CONLEY Will
Printability Study Using Immersion and Polarization Based AIMS™ for 65nm Node ZIBOLD Axel
Materials Solutions to High-NA/Hyper-NA Polarization Issues LASSITER Matthew G.
Impact of AAPSM etch depth linearity in ArF immersion lithography CANGEMI Michael
   
INTERFERENCE IMAGING  
45nm Node Resist Evaluations Using Interference Imaging MEUTE Jeff
Hyper-NA imaging using two-beam interference HENDRICKX Eric
Hyper high NA achromatic interferometer for immersion lithography CHARLEY Anne-Laure
Research Activities Using Immersion Interferometric Lithography FAN Yongfa
   
HYPER NA BARC  
The solution for reflectivity control at high NA imaging: Go wet! GEHOEL-VAN ANSEM Wendy
Consideration of BARC design for hyper NA immersion Lithography SAKAMOTO Rikimaru
BARC process optimization for hyper NA tools and influence of polarization on CD swing ans standing waves OP DE BEECK Maaike
Optimization of Dual BARC Structures for Hyper-NA Immersion Lithography MATSUZAWA Nobuyuki
Reflectivity dependency using the Brewster angle and ARC with polarized illumination for immersion lithography JUNG MiRim
Process Latitude Analysis by Polarization Effect at Hyper NA Kwak Eun A
   
HIGH N FLUIDS & RESISTS  
Development of fluoropolymer for 193-nm immersion lithography TAKEBE Yoko
The ab-initio calculation study for finding higher refractive index fluid IRISAWA Jun
Feasibility of liquid immersion lithography at 157-nm TSUJI Shou
Determination of the index of refraction of the immersion liquid at 193.7 nm STEHLE Jean-Louis
An Update on the Synthesis of High Refractive Index Sulfur Containing Polymers for 193nm Immersion Lithography BLAKEY Idriss
Amplification of the Index of Refraction of Aqueous Immersion Fluids: From Surfactants and Inorganic Salts to Zeolites. LEE Kwangjoo
Develoment of high refractive index fluids for 193nm immersion lithography OTOGURO Akihiko
   
OPTICAL MATERIALS  
Material performance to support polarized light illumination LIU Jiyuan
Synthetic Fused Silica tailored for 193 nm Immersion Lithography KUEHN Bodo
Quality Improvement of CaF2 single crystals for 193nm immersion lithography SENGUTTUVAN Nachimuthu
Total quality of CaF 2 single crystal grown by the CZ method INUI Yoji
BaF 2 single crystal grown by the CZ method as High-index Materials for High-NA Immersion Lithography SATO Hiroki
Novel Optical Materials with Extremely high Refractive Index and Manufacturing Potential Analysis PARTHIER Lutz