M. Ikeda, R. Takaoka, S. Sugioka, S. Miyazaki, M. Hirose
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In this paper, we demonstrate two different techniques for the positioning of reactive sites for self-assembling Si dots in LPCVD. In the one way, nanometer-scale modification of the initial SiO/sub 2/ surface before LPCVD is made by using the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope (STM) in low pressure H/sub 2/ ambient. The other method is based on the surface modification of SiO/sub 2/ using an electrically-active atomic force microscope (AFM) probe.