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High spectral brightness XUV generation and applications

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Abstract

The development of tunable ultrahigh spectral brightness rare gas halogen (RGH) excimer sources has enabled the generation of very high quality radiation In the XUV range. In the UV, for both KrF* (248 nm) and ArF* (193 nm), these systems have demonstrated performance essentially at the fundamental limits for spectral brightness.1,2

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