An apparatus for deep-ultraviolet interferometric lithography is described, in which the interfering beams illuminate the substrate through a fused silica prism and a layer of index-matching liquid. The liquid-immersion technique was found to be compatible with a commercially available, chemically amplified photoresist. The apparatus was used with a 257 nm light source to write gratings having a period of 97 nm and linewidth of approximately 40 nm.
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