Nanoscale Optical Patterning of Amorphous Silicon Carbide for High-Density Data Archiving
The work presented here is related to some developments in providing a new generation ultrastable (>100 years), ultrahigh density (>1 Tbit/sq.in.) data storage materials for archival applications. The chosen material to write nanoscale data by finely focused ion beams is hydrogenated amorphous...
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2020
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