Re: GaAs considered dead , indium phosphide, rod logic?

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From: M. Alex Colvin
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 1989 22:19

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nanomachines (or anything else) built with scanning microscopes can't be
very complex, or they'll take to long to build. the nice thing about
photolithography is that it's relatively independent of the nummber of
features.

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From: mac@ra.cs.Virginia.EDU (M. Alex Colvin)
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Subject: Re: GaAs considered dead , indium phosphide, rod logic?
Summary: serial/parallel processes
Keywords: nanotechnology
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Date: 7 Dec 89 22:19:51 GMT
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