Program overview
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 8 OCTOBER 1997
Session NW1. Modeling.
Wednesday afternoon, 13:30, Class of '24 Reception Room, Memorial Union
- 13:30 NW1.01
High Density Plasma Modeling for Laser and Pulsed-Power Systems
- Michael E. Jones (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
- 14:00 NW1.02
Parallel Monte Carlo Computations of a Plasma Etch Reactor
- Iain D. Boyd (Mechanical amp; Aerospace Engineering, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853)
- 14:30 NW1.03
Plasma sheath transition and Bohm criterion for finite \lambda_D
- K.-U. Riemann (Theoretische Physik 1, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, D-44780 Bochum, Germany)
- 14:45 NW1.04
Attempts to make Particle Codes Approach Fluid Code Speeds Applied to RF Plasma Discharges
- E. Kawamura, C. K. Birdsall (University of California at Berkeley), V. Vahedi (Lam Research Corp., Fremont CA)
- 15:00 NW1.05
Advantages and disadvantages of the nonlocal approach
- D. Uhrlandt, M. Schmidt, R. Winkler (Institute for Nonthermal-Plasmaphysics Greifswald, Germany)
- 15:15 NW1.06
Pressure dependence of EEDF in low pressure Ar and Cl_2 UHF plasmas
- H. Akashi (National Defense Academy, Dept.Appl.Phys.), S. Samukawa (NEC,Corp.), N. Takahashi, T. Sasaki (National Defense Academy, Dept.Appl.Phys.)
- 15:30 NW1.07
A Highly Flexible Simulation Tool for Applied Physics
- Nicholas Hitchon (ERC for Plasma-Aided Manufacturing; University of Wisconsin, Madison)
Session NW2. Etching.
Wednesday afternoon, 13:30, Tripp Commons, Memorial Union
- 13:30 NW2.01
An Experimental and Computational Investigation of Design Issues in Atmospheric Pressure RF Glow Discharge Reactors
- Kei Sakai, P.L.G. Ventzek, Y. Sakai (Hokkaido University), H. Miyajima (Seiko-Epson), H. Tagashira (Hokkaido Institute of Technology)
- 13:45 NW2.02
Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations of Reactive Ion Etching (RIE) of a silicon surface by Cl ions.
- David E. Hanson, Joel D. Kress, Arthur F. Voter (Theoretical Division, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM 87545)
- 14:00 NW2.03
Electron Transport to a Substrate in an rf Capacitively Coupled Plasma by the Boltzmann Equation
- J. Matsui, M. Shibata, N. Nakano, Makabe (Keio University Yokohama, Japan)
- 14:15 NW2.04
RIE Glow Discharge Tomography
- Steven Shannon, James Paul Holloway, M.L. Brake (The University of Michigan)
- 14:30 NW2.05
Real-time Control and Modeling of Plasma Etching
- M. Sarfaty, C. Baum, M. Harper, N. Hershkowitz, J.L. Shohet (ERC for Plasm-Aided Manufacturing, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
- 14:45 NW2.06
The Applications of Plasma Diagnostic and Simulation in the Development of 300mm Etch Tool
- Tom Q. Ni, Wenli Z. Collison, Michael S. Barnes (Lam Research Corp.)
- 15:00 NW2.07
Correlation between Etch Selectivity and Neutral Radical Composition in High-Density Fluorocarbon Plasmas
- K. Nakamura, N. Hirakata, K. Segi, H. Kokura, H. Sugai (Department of Electrical Engineering, Nagoya University)
- 15:15 NW2.08
Etch Process Sensitivity To An Inductively Coupled Plasma Etcher Treated With Fluorine-Based Plasma
- Songlin Xu, Zhiwen Sun, Xueyu Qian, Gerald Yin (Applied Materials Inc)
- 15:30 NW2.09
Reactive Ion Etching in a VHF Parallel Plate Reactor
- H. Dahi, D. E. Murnick (Rutgers University, Newark NJ), M. Meyyappan (NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field CA)
- 15:45 NW2.10
High Density Plasma Etching of GaAs with SiCl_4
- Mark Jarnyk (Australian Scientific Instruments), Rod Boswell (Australian National University)