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Microtooling and Microscopy with Heavy Ions Some Examples of Applied Research at GSI

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Since the advent of microelectronics there has been a continuous development towards eve smaller microstructures until in the last years one reached one limit set by the wavelength of light. Consequently there have been many, and some highly successful, attempts to overcome this barrier by using other types of radiation to make microcircuits even smaller, faster, more complex and at the same time less expensive.

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Klaus Bethge Horst Baumann Hartmut Jex Friedrich Rauch

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Fischer, B.E., Spohr, R. (1980). Microtooling and Microscopy with Heavy Ions Some Examples of Applied Research at GSI. In: Bethge, K., Baumann, H., Jex, H., Rauch, F. (eds) Nuclear Physics Methods in Materials Research. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85996-9_18

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