Y. Murakami, S. Shingubara, H. Sakaue, T. Talahagi
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Abstract
Fabrication of nanoscale dot array are intensively required for realizing ultimately dense memory devices as well as quantum devices based on single-electron phenomena. However, there is an inherent problem for patterning time when pattern size shrinks below a few tens of nm, by lithographic methods based on beam technology. Patterning methods using self-organization phenomena provide alternative approach for realization of ordered array of nanostructure in relatively short time with a significant cost reduction. Al anodic oxidation has a high capability for realizing an extremely highly ordered array of nano-hole, so that there have been several attempts to realize nanowire arrays. The present study investigates formation of nano-dot array on semiconductor substrate using Al anodic oxidation.