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The use of nano-sources to induce a photostructure transformation of matter in a controlled manner, with a resolution much lower than the wavelength of light, paves the way for a promising approach to nanolithography which uses photons as a writing medium. The targeted applications go well beyond the field of microelectronics since they involve both high-density optical storage and molecular manipulation.
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Exploiting nanosources to photostructure matter in a controlled way with a resolution well below the wavelength of light, opens the way to a promising approach to nanolithography using photons as writing vectors.
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