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Ultra-shallow EUV and soft X-ray gratings fabricated by broad-beam nitrogen ion irradiation
Controlled and precise fabrication of structures with heights in the range of single digit nanometres is one of the challenges for diffraction gratings operating near-normal incidence in the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) and soft X-ray range. Here, we expand on previous research utilizing swelling of si
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