Abstract

Submicrometer metal gratings are generated when adsorbed molecules on a dielectric substrate are photodissociated by two interfering laser beams. The measured surface photodissociation rate is greatly enhanced at specific grating spacings. This resonant growth has been interpreted as a coherent optical process coupled by the growing deposited structure.

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