Antony J. Bourdillon MA DPhil (Oxon) PhD (Cantab) LicPhil (Heythrop)

ULTRA HIGH RESOLUTION LITHOGRAPHY^*

www.xraylithography.com

*lithography is a copying technique, written onto ‘stone’; electron beam is a writing technique not properly lithographic

Contents

1. UHRL

2. Bibliography

3. Academic publications

4. Natural diffraction and irrational metric – a synopsis

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1. UHRL___________________________________________________________________

X-ray Lithography - on the sweet spot , Antony Bourdillon^* and Yuli Vladimirsky, (2006) book published by UHRL, P.O.Box 700001, San Jose, CA 95170

ISBN 978-0-9789-8390-1

Orders: uhrlxyz@gmail.com, $15 + p&p.

-A breakthrough enhancement of Proximity X-ray Lithography.

-Invented by Yuli Vladimirsky and Antony Bourdillon.

* Academic publication list copied below

Updated 4/21/2020

Demagnify by Bias

Typically 3X

On the sweet spot,

The Critical Gap is equal to the square of the width of the clear mask feature divided by three times the wavelength:

Dense lines

With multiple exposures

And single development

Critical Condition

The Cornu spiral is used to describe the section of a line image due to a clear mask feature

Cornu Spiral:

Definition:

The Critical Condition occurs at maximum amplitude (red vector)

with OPTIMUM RESOLUTION and CONTRAST

the Critical Gap G_c depends on:

1) the square of the size W of the clear mask feature, and therefore on

2) the square of the demagnification factor,M, for print feature size w

using radiation of mean wavelength l.

· The more you demagnify, the bigger the Gap

(notice the power of 2)

Masks

· Have large features

· Are compact and

· Easily formed

Technique is:

Demonstrated to 25 nm

Extensible to 15 nm

Has high throughput with broad band

Uses intense, compact relativistic light source

Has physical simplicity,

0.8 nm X-rays used in proximity without lenses

Has competitive (Silverman) X-factor** ~10

Economic masks

**10X = equipment cost in $M/wafers per hour

Further enhancements:

Mask Shaping for Temporal and Spatial Coherence (MASC)

Contacts: see J. Phys. D: Applied Physics, 38 1-5 (2005)

Workshop reports

For further information consult the bibliography or mail Antony Bourdillon and Yuli Vladimirsky at UHRL (address below)

To participate in workshops mail UHRL (below)

Bibliography

• X-ray Lithography - on the sweet spot , Antony Bourdillon and Yuli Vladimirsky, (2006) book published by UHRL, P.O.Box 700001, San Jose, CA 95170, nfxrl@xraylithography.us

• A Breakthrough in X-ray Lithography, Solid State Technology, World News, February 2000 pp. 18-23,
• Workshop in Near Field X-ray Lithography, Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, (2002) and (2003) NFXRL workshop 1 and NFXRL workshop 2
• Near Field X-ray lithography simulations for printing fine bridges, J. Phys D: Appl.Phys. 36 2471-2482 (2003)
  A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothroyd, G.P.Williams and Y.Vladimirsky
• 22nm Lithography using Near Field X-rays, Proc SPIE Microlithography (2003), SPIE vol 5037 pt II, pp 622-633, Santa Clara, Feb 23-27, 2003, A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothryd, G.P.Williams and Y.Vladimirsk
• Lithography to 15 nm using Near Field X-rays, Proc. SPIE Microlithography vol 5374 pp. 546-557, 2004, A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothryd, G.P.Williams and Y.Vladimirsky,
• A Critical Condition in Fresnel Diffraction Used for Ultra-High Resolution Lithographic Printing, J.Phys.D: Appl.Phys. 33 1-9 (2000), A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothroyd, J.R.Kong and Y.Vladimirsky
• Demagnification in Proximity X-ray Lithography and Extensibility to 25 nm by Optimizing Fresnel Diffraction, J. Phys. D: Applied Physics, 32 L114-L118 (1999), Y.Vladimirsky, A.J.Bourdillon, O.Vladimirsky, W.Jiang and Q.Leonard
• Proximity Correction Simulations in Ultra High Resolution Lithography, J.Phys D: Appl. Phys, 34 3209-3213 (2001), A.J.Bourdillon and C.B.Boothroyd
• Demagnification-by-bias in Proximity X-ray Lithography, Proc SPIE Conf Microlithography, 27Feb-3Mar 2000, J.R.Kong, Q.Leonard, Y.Vladimirsky and A.J.Bourdillon
• Ultra High Resolution Lithographic Imaging and Printing and Defect Reduction by Exposure near the Critical Condition Utilizing Fresnel Diffraction, US Patent Nr 6383697
• Low k-Factor in Proximity Imaging for X-ray Lithography Resolution Enhancement, Proc MNE 2000, Sep 18-21, Jena, Germany, J R Kong, Y Vladimirsky and Q Leonard
• X-ray Lithography; part 2 : Image Formation and part 8 Appendix II Recent Advances in X-ray Lithography.SPIE 2001 Short Course Notes # SC099. Y.Vladimirsky
• Simulations for Printing Contacts with Near Field X-rays, J. Phys. D: Applied Physics, 38 1-5 (2005), A.J.Bourdillon and C.B.Boothroyd

Background

The breakthrough is applied to the field of Micro-Lithography as the major tool in development and production of micro-electronic devices, integrated circuits and nanotechnology..

Lithography, the printing of patterns on surfaces, is both a driving force and a bottleneck in semiconductor manufacturing and in microfabrication. Classical lithography is based on the concept of fidelity in reproducing the mask pattern onto the wafer. Shrinking critical dimension (CD) requirements in semiconductor manufacturing demand development of lithographic techniques producing desired patterns not necessarily being a mask pattern replica. Next Generation Lithography (NGL) implies the departure from the classical concept of replication fidelity.
Among NGLs competing for sub-100 nm patterning, proximity X-ray lithography (PXL) is the most advanced and mature. PXL was first introduced as a Post Optical Lithography and unavoidably inherited the classical tendency of replication fidelity. Restricted by this concept, PXL was thought to be limited to 70-75 nm imaging and printing capability at the smallest working mask/wafer gaps of 7-10 um. The breakthrough achieves ultra-high resolution beyond 25 nm by applying the concept of NGL.

See The Law of Universal Mendacity by Bo De Yang, authorhouse 2004, ISBN 1-4184-0573-6 (paperback) and 1-4184-0572-8 (e-books)

About UHRL.

Contact: Antony J. Bourdillon MA DPhil(Oxon) PhD(Cantab), president
UHRL
P.O.Box 700001
San Jose, CA 95170-0001
tel/fax: (408) 777 0577

Antony Bourdillon took his degrees at Oxford University, UK, and researched for 10 years at Cambridge University, where he was permanent faculty before becoming a professor in New York. He has directed two major laboratories in Sydney and Singapore where, as a professor of physics and of Materials Science, he proposed, built and directed the Singapore Synchrotron Light Source, with an expert team.

Academic publications of Antony J. Bourdillon

BRIEF RESUME

Oxford University, MA, DPhil: Clarendon Laboratory,

Cambridge University, PhD: Cavendish Laboratory,

Permanent faculty, Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy

University of New South Wales: Director of Electron Microscope Unit

State University of New York: Professor of Engineering

National University of Singapore: Professor of Physics, Professor of Materials Science

Principal Fellow IMRE (Institute of Materials Research and Engineering)

Proposer, builder and director, SSLS (Singapore Synchrotron Light Source)

Founder president of UhrlMasc Inc, CA., Champion, X-ray lithography consortium

Member, editorial Board of Journal of Modern Physics

9 monographs, 200 journal articles, patents etc:

PUBLICATIONS

i) Monographs

1. Quantum mechanics: collapse, Antony Bourdillon, 2024, UHRL, ISBN: 979-8-3507-2387-9
2. Dispersion Dynamics in the Hall effect and pair bonding in HiT_c, A.J.Bourdillon, 2017, Nova science N.Y., ISBN: 978-1-53612-568-9
3. High Temperature Superconductors: Processing and Science, A.Bourdillon and N.X. Tan-Bourdillon, 1994, Academic Press, N.Y., ISBN 0-12-117680-0
4. X-ray Lithography – on the sweet spot, Antony Bourdillon and Yuli Vladimirsky, UHRL, 2006, ISBN 978-0-9789-8390-1
5. Quasicrystals – and quasi drivers, UHRL, 2009, ISBN 978-0-9789-8391-8
6. The Law of Universal Mendacity – and don’t be conned, AuthorHouse, 2004, ISBN 1-4184-0573-6
7. Quasicrystals’ 2D tiles in 3D superclusters, UHRL, 2010, ISBN: 978-0-9789839-2-5
8. Logarithmically Periodic Solids, Nova Science, 2011, ISBN 978-1-61122-977-6
9. Metric, Myth and Quasicrystals, 2012, UHRL, ISBN 978-0-9789-8393-2

ii) Books

1. Logarithmically periodic solids – properties, evidence, and uncertainties, in Quasicrystals: Types, Systems, and Techniques, ed. Beth E. Puckermann, Nova Science, 2011, ISBN 978-1-61761-123-0-.

iii) Web pages

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALL0yVleLHs : Quantum Mechanics:collapse
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16z1GrYDNJM : Quantum mechanics: riddle of internal motion in experiment and theory
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qluS2vt_2Cs : Quantum Mechanics: localization by resonant reduction, and logic
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VLL4e6F-rI : Real Quanta and Continuous Reduction
5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3kPmm3Vtxw&t=14s : Physical Quanta v weird math
6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI9eg_oI9Lo : Quantum hypothesis
7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3vLwAEoC84 : Quasicrystal Quanta for the April Meeting
8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEie0DvMgas: Quasicrystal Quanta
9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MreZIqlgHRA&t=100s : Quanta in Quasicrystals
10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJmoil3ODFk&t=371s : Quasicrystal’s translational symmetry in resonant response
11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZClVNKhhVw : Quasicrystal Bloch wave symmetry about at^m
12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIfbfRmx0DA : Quasicrystal diffraction – with irrational metric and natural harmony
13. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAx6GjHXtG8 : What is a quasicrystal?
14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYyoj5sT_cY&t=630s : Physics falsifies math
15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcSDKCecDA : Complete solution for Quasicrystals
16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v011ZAUimq4 : The analytic metric in quasicrystals, and the reciprocal lattice
17. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YgljVT7Oql : Quasicrystal reciprocal lattice
18. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjz8TyltOF4 : What is intrinsic spin?
19. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plXF5wfYrQw : Geometric diffraction and structure that quasicrystallographers don’t know
20. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1a-_eWOykwo : Dispersion dynamics essentials
21. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n7Y6w-piDs : Dispersion dynamics solution for superconductivity
22. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUzH1CkPK9E : Geometric space in quasicrystals
23. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFenARn0VfM : Geometric space in solids
24. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOngFS5gKWU : Uncertainty update
25. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A12c9uf75Hk : Uncertainty and the stable wave packet
26. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH2vI_WX-wQ : Log-Lin metric in Quasicrystals
27. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD30KF93qio : Quasicrystals at the American Physical Society March Meeting
28. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3VA7rfmrdI : A Traveling Wave Group in Quantum Mechanics
29. http://www.Youtube.com/ : Quasi Bragg law and metric in quasicrystals
30. http://www.xraylithography.com : X-ray lithography on the sweet spot
31. http:/www.jlab.org/FEL/wkshp/xrl_report_1.pdf : x-ray lithography workshop
32. http:/www.jlab.org/FEL/wkshp/xrl_report_2.pdf : x-ray-lithography workshop 2
33. https://www.xraylithography.com : This page

iv) Refereed Journal Articles (notice the Journal J.Phys.C continues as the Journal of Condensed Matter Physics, published by the Institute of Physics, UK))

1. Experimental and Theoretical Results for the U Centre in LiF, J.H. Beaumont, J. Bordas, A.J. Bourdillon and M.R. Hayns , J. Phys.C. 7 (1974) L349-L351 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
2. Intrinsic Luminescence Excitation Spectra in NaCl, NaBr, RbCl and RbBr, J.H. Beaumont, A.J. Bourdillon and M. N. Kabler, J. Phys.C. 9 (1976) 296l-2970 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
3. Intrinsic Luminescence Excitation Spectra of CaF2, A.J. Bourdillon and J.H. Beaumont, J. Phys.C. 9 (1976) L479-L481 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
4. The Reflection Spectra of SrCl2 and CdF2, A.J. Bourdillon and J.H. Beaumont, J. Phys. C. 9, (l976) L473-L478 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
5. Reflection Spectra of Some Perovskites From 8 to 60eV, A.J. Bourdillon, J.H. Beaumont and J. Bordas, J. Phys. C. 10 (l977) 333-341(journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
6. Optical Properties of PbI2 and PbF2, J.H. Beaumont, A.J. Bourdillon and J. Bordas, J. Phys. C. 10 (l977) 76l-771(journal later amalgamated to J.Phys:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
7. Energy-dispersive Diffraction From Polycrystalline Materials Using Synchrotron Radiation, J. Bordas, A.M. Glazer and C.J. Howard and A.J. Bourdillon, Phil. Mag. 35 (l977) 311-323,
8. High-Resolution Energy-dispersive Diffraction Using Synchrotron Radiation, A.J. Bourdillon, A.M. Glazer, M. Hidaka and J. Bordas, J. Appl. Cryst. 11 (l978) 684-687
9. The Reflection Spectrum of Lead Glass, A.J . Bourdillon, F.H. Khumalo and J.Bordas, Phil. Mag. 37 (l978) 731
10. EXAFS in Niobium Diselenide Intercalated with Rubidium, A.J. Bourdillon, R.F. Pettifer and E.A. Marseglia, J. Phys. C. 12 (l979) 3889-3897, (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science); Reprinted in "Selected Papers in Physics", EXAFS, Physical Society of Japan 215, 204
11. Crystallographic Orientation Effects in Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis, A.J. Bourdillon, P.G. Self and W.M. Stobbs, Phil. Mag. 44 (l98l) 1335-1350
12. An Application of EELS in the Examination of Inclusions and Grain Boundaries of a SiC Ceramic, A.J. Bourdillon, N.W. Jepps, W.M. Stobbs and O.L. Krivanek, J. Micr. 124 (l98l) 49-56
13. The Ultrastructural Localization of Beryllium in Biological Samples by Electron Energy-loss Spectroscopy, D. Dinsdale and A.J. Bourdillon, Exp. and Mol. Path. 36 (l982) 396-402
14. A Comparison of Orientation Effects in Electron Energy-loss and Energy-dispersive X-ray Spectrometries, A.J. Bourdillon, P.G. Self and W.M. Stobbs, in Quantitative Analysis with High Spatial Resolution, Ed. G.W.Lorimer, M.H.Jacobs and P.Doig. Metals Society, London (l98l) l47-151
15. Current Applications of Electron Energy-loss Spectroscopy, W.M. Stobbs and A.J.Bourdillon , Ultramicroscopy 9 (l982) 303
16. The Relative Importance of Multiple Inelastic Scattering in the Quantification of EELS, A.J. Bourdillon, D.J. Hall, C.J. Morrison and W.M. Stobbs, J. Micr. 130 (l983) l77-186
17. Fe-Ni-S-O Layer Phase in C2M Carbonaceous Chondrites - a Hydrous Sulphide? D.J. Barber, A.J. Bourdillon and L.A. Freeman, Nature 305 (l983) 295-297
18. Luminescence Excitation Spectra of RbI and RbBr Between 40 and l30 eV, A.J. Bourdillon and E.A. Marseglia, J. Phys. C. 16 (l983) 708l-7087 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
19. Application of TEM Extended Energy-loss Fine Structure to the Study of Aluminum Oxide Films, A.J. Bourdillon, S.M.El-Mashri and A.J. Forty, Phil. Mag. A49 (l984) 341-352
20. The Measurement of Impact Parameters by Crystallographic Orientation Effects in Electron Scattering, A.J. Bourdillon, Phil. Mag. A-50 (l984) 839-848
21. Elastic Scattering in EELS - Fundamental Corrections to Quantification, A.J. Bourdillon and W.M. Stobbs, Ultramicroscopy l7 (l985) 147-150
22. EXELFS of Alumina, ab initio Calculations and the Measurement of Charge Transfer, A.J. Bourdillon and G.P. Tebby, J. Micr. 140 (l985) 26l-279
23. The Charge State of Ti Ions Implanted into Sapphire - An EXAFS Investigation, A.J. Bourdillon, S.J. Bull, P.J. Burnett and T.F. Page, J. Mat. Sci. 21 (l986) l547-1552
24. Site Selective EXAFS via Optical De-excitation, R.F. Pettifer and A.J. Bourdillon, J. Phys. C. 20 (l987) 329-335 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
25. Electron Compton Scattering from Beryllium and Graphite Using Parallel Detection, A.J. Bourdillon, R.D. Brydson and B.G.Williams, J. Micr. (l987) 293-300
26. An Extended Energy-loss Fine Structure Study of an Icosahedral Al-Mn Phase Using Parallel Recording, A.J. Bourdillon, G.P. Tebby, T.J. Warner and W.M. Stobbs ,Phil. Mag. Lett. 55 (l987) ll5-l22
27. Fine Line Structure Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction in Icosahedral Al₆Mn, A.J. Bourdillon, Phil. Mag. Lett. 55 (l987) 2l-26
28. Cellular Morphologies in a De-alloying Residue, J. Szot, D.J.Young, A.J. Bourdillon and K.E. Easterling, Phil. Mag. Lett. 55 (l987) 109-114
29. EXELFS with Parallel Recording, A.J. Bourdillon and G.P. Tebby, Scanning Microscopy Supplement 2, (1988) 323-328
30. Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis of a YBa2Cu3O7 Superconducting Oxide, S.X.Dou, A.J .Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell, K.E .Easterling, .Ringer, N.Savvides, J.B.Dunlop and R.B.Roberts Appl. Phys. Lett. 51 (1987) 535-537
31. EPR and NMR Measurements on High-Temperature Superconductors G.J.Bowden, P.R.Elliston, K.T.Wan, S.X.Dou, K.E.Easterling, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, J. Phys. C. 20 (1987) L545-552 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
32. The Processing, Properties and Applications of Y-Ba-Cu-O Superconductors, K.E.Easterling, C.C.Sorrell, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou, G.J.Sloggett and J.C.MacFarlane, Materials Forum 11 (1988) 30-42
33. Characterization and Properties of Phases in the Superconducting System Yttrium-Barium-Copper-Oxygen, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell, K.E.Easterling and N.Savvides, Int. J. Mod. Phys. B 1 (1987) 447-450
34. Impurity and Thermodynamic Effects on Superconducting Properties of Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x , S.X.Dou, N.Savvides, X.Y.Sun, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell, J.P.Zhou and K.E.Easterling, J. Phys. C. 20 (1987), L1003-L1008 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
35. Exaggerated Grain Growth and Improved Properties in Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x by Pt. Addition, S.X.Dou, J.P.Zhou, N.Savvides, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell, N.X.Tan and K.E.Easterling, Phil. Mag. Lett. 57 (1988) 149-153
36. Phase Changes in Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x Induced by Fe2O3 and V2O5 Dopants, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, X.Y.Sun, J.P.Zhou, H.K.Liu, N.Savvides, D.Haneman, C.C.Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, J. Phys. C. 21 (1988) L127-L131 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
37. Dependence of Superconducting Transition Temperature on Radius of Alkali and Alkaline Earth Dopants in YBa2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, X.Y.Sun, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou, N.Savvides, C.C. Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, Phys. Stat. Sol. 147 (1988) K153-157
38. Twin Structures, Transformation and Symmetry of Superconducting Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x Observed by Transmission Electron Microscopy, J.Zou, D.J.H.Cockayne , G.J.Auchterlonie, D.R.McKenzie, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, Phil. Mag. Lett. 57 (1988) 157-163,
39. Influence of Composition on Properties in the Pseudobinary System BaCuO2-1/2Y2Cu2O5, S.X.Dou, C.C.Sorrell, A.J.Bourdillon, K.E.Easterling and N.Savvides, J. Aust. Ceram. Soc. 24 (1988) 57-68
40. Volumetric Measurement of Labile Ions Through Corrosion of YBa2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, J.P.Zhou, C.C.Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, Mod. Phys. Lett. B, 1 (1988) 363-367
41. Effect of Milling Medium on the Properties of Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou, A.J.Bourdillon, X.Y.Sun, N.X.Tan and C.C.Sorrell , J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 71 (1988) L329-331
42. Labile (Cu3+) Ions Correlated with Superconducting Properties in YBa2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, J.P.Zhou, N.Savvides and C.C.Sorrell, Solid State Comm. 68 (1988) 221-225
43. Remanent Effects and Granular Josephson Tunnelling in Y1Ba2Cu3O7 Micro-bridge Junctions, G.J.Bowden, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou and C.C.Sorrell, Mod. Phys. Lett. B 2 (1988) 907-913
44. Labile Cu3+ Ions in Bi-Ca-Sr-Cu-O System and Effects of Composition and Heat Treatment, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, N.Savvides and C.C.Sorrell, Supercond. Science and Tech., 1 (1988) 78-82
45. The Electrochemistry of YBa2Cu3O7-x in Aqueous Potassium Hydroxide, S.Rochani, D.B.Hibbert, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou and C.C.Sorrell, J. Electroanalytical Chem., 248 (1988) 461-466
46. Liquid Phase Sintering of Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O with Superconducting Transition at 122K., S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, J.P.Zhou and C.C.Sorrell, Mod. Phys. Lett., 2 (1988) 879-882
47. Processing, Characterization and Properties of the Superconducting Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O System, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, N.Savvides, C.Andrikidis, R.B.Roberts and C.C.Sorrell, Supercon. Sci. and Tech. 1 (1988) 83-87
48. A Comparison of the Stability of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+y with YBa2Cu3O6.5+y in Various Solutions, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Supercon. Sci. and Tech. 1 (1989) 194-197
49. Superlattices and Stacking Faults in Bi2(SrCa)3Cu2O8+y, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu and C.C.Sorrell, Phil. Mag. Lett. 58 (1988) 149-156
50. An X-ray Induced Optical Luminescence Excitation Study of Zinc Surface Species on a Zinc Metal Substrate, R.F.Pettifer, C.Hermes and A.J.Bourdillon, Invited paper to Synchrotron Radiation Conf., Seattle, August 1988, Physica B 158 (1989) 584-588,
51. Correlation of Critical Current Density with Cu3+ Concentration and Density in YBa2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou, A.J.Bourdillon, N.Savvides, M.Apperley, L.Vance, A.Gouch and C.C.Sorrell, Mod. Phys. Lett. B., 3 (1989) 151-156
52. Superlattices in Pb-doped Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O and in a non- superconducting Sr-Ca-Cu-O Precursor , N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou and H.K.Liu, Phil. Mag. Lett., 59 (1989) 213-217
53. The Stabilization of the 110 K Superconducting Phase in Bi-Sr-Ca- Cu-O Systems by Pb Doping, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, M.Kviz, N.X.Tan, J.P.Zhou, N.Savvides and C.C.Sorrell, Physica C 157 (1988) 93-98 (journal later amalgamated to J.Phys.:Condensed Matter by IOP science)
54. The Stability of Superconducting Phases in Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O and the Role of Pb Doping, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, M.Kviz, N.X.Tan and C.C.Sorrell, Phys. Rev. B 40 (1989) 5266-5269
55. Diffusion Grown Superconducting Films of Bi-Pb-Sr-Ca-Cu-O with Zero Resistance at 103 K, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan and C.C.Sorrell, Physica C, 158 (1989) 93-96
56. Twins, Kinks and Cracks in Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x, J.P.Zhou, S.X.Dou, C.C.Sorrell, H.K.Liu and A.J.Bourdillon, J. Mat. Sci. Lett., 8 (1989) 1147-1150
57. Gravity Aided Texture Growth in Ceramic Superconductors A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, N.Savvides and J.Sharp, Mod. Phys. Lett B., 3 (1989) 1053-1060,
58. First Non-aqueous Electrodeposition of InP, In and P Films, S.N.Sahu and A.J.Bourdillon, Phys. Stat. Sol. (a), 111 (1989) K179-183
59. Why Does High Tc Sometimes Depend on Oxidation - An Investigation of Madelung Potentials, N.X.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, Int. J. Mod. Phys. B, 4 (1990) 517-524
60. A Comparative Study of ArF Laser Ablation Induced Plasma Plume of Y, YO, Cu, CuO, YCuO and YBa2Cu3O7 by fluoresence spectroscopy, A.Hoffman, R.Manory, A.J.Bourdillon and G.L.Paul, Supercond. Sci. & Tech. 3 (1990) 395-430
61. Welding of High Tc Ceramics by Gravity Aided Texture Growth in the Partial Melting Regime, N.X.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, Materials Letters, 9 (1990) 339-341
62. Liquid Formation at the Peritectic Temperature in Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x - Observation of a New Phase YBa4CuAlO8, J.P.Zhou, C.C.Sorrell, A.J.Bourdillon and S.X.Dou, J. Am. Ceram. Soc. 73 (1990) 2147-2150
63. Continuous Production of Superconducting Wires, N.X.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, J. Materials Science Lett., 10 (1991) 1081-1083
64. Diffusion Texture Growth of Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O Superconductors, N.X. Tan, A.J.Bourdillon and J.Tsai, Int. J. Mod. Phys. B 5 (1991) 1817-1828
65. The Influence of Carbon in the Development of Microstrucures in Hadfield Steels, T.N. Kim and A.J. Bourdillon, Mat. Sci. & Tech. 8 (1992) 1011-1021
66. Energy Levels and Hole Formation in High Temperature Superconductors, A.J.Bourdillon and N.X.Tan, Physica C, 194 (1992) 372-336
67. Textured Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10 Tiles Manufactured from Sintered and Plasma Sprayed Precursors for Magnetic Shielding, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, Y.Horan and H.Herman, J. Thermal Spray Tech., 1 (1992) 71-74
68. Electron Beam Writing in Fabricating Planar High-Tc Josephson Junctions, S.Tolpygo, B.Nadgorny, S.Shokhor, T.Tafuri, Y.Lin, A.Bourdillon and M.Gurvitch, Physica C, 209 211-214 (1993)
69. High Quality YBa2Cu3O7-x Josephson Junctions made by Direct Electron Beam Writing, S.Tolpygo, B.Nadgorny, S.Shokhor, T.Tafuri, Y.Lin, A.Bourdillon and M.Gurvitch, Appl. Phys. Lett. 63 1696-1698 (1993)
70. Impact Parameters and Intraband Scattering in Electron Diffraction from Thin Foils, A.J.Bourdillon, J. Phys:. Condensed matter 7 803-809 (1995)
71. Displacement Damage in Supported YBa2Cu3O7-x Thin Films and Finite Element Simulations, A.J.Bourdillon and N.X.Tan, Superconductor Science and Technology 8 507-518 (1995),
72. Flux Pinning in YBa2Cu3O7-d thin films with ordered arrays of columnar defects, J.Y.Lin, M.Gurvitch, S.K.Tolpygo, A.Bourdillon, S.Y.Hou and J.M.Phillips, Phys. Rev. B, 54 R12717-20 (1996)
73. Hot Isostatically Pressed Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10 Coils Made, From Novel Precursers, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan and C.L.Ong, J. Mat. Sci. Lett., 15, 439-441 (1996)
74. Orientation Anomalies in Plating Thickness Measurements from Advanced Packaging Substrates, N.X.Tan, A.J.Y.Lee, A.J.Bourdillon and C.Y.S.Tan, Semiconductor Science and Technology, 11, 437-442, 1996
75. Interband Scattering of Channelled Electrons Suffering High Energy Losses in Crystals, A.J.Bourdillon and C.L.Cha, Phil. Mag. Lett. 74, 113-118 (1996)
76. Analysis of Hydrocarbon Coatings to Inhibit Epoxy-bleeding on Ceramic Pin Grid Array Substrates, N.X.Tan, K.H.H.Lim and A.J.Bourdillon, J. Mat. Sci., Electronic Materials, 8, 73-77 (1997)
77. Thermal Stability in High-Tc Coil and Magnet Design by Processing Control of Bi(Pb)-2223/Ag Multifilamentary Tapes, N.V.Vo, C.C.Neo, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou and H.K.Liu, Journal of Superconductivity, 9, 605-614 (1996)
78. Engineering of Surfaces in Ceramic Pin Grid Array Packages to Inhibit Epoxy Bleeding, N.X.Tan, K.H.H.Lim, B.Chin and A.J.Bourdillon, HP Journal, 49, 81-90 (1998)
79. Deep sub-micron ULSI Fabrication with Nitrogen (N+) Implantation: The Effect on TiSi2 Formation, Current Leakage and Defects Associated, C.W.Lim, A.J.Bourdillon, H.Gong, C.H.Tung, S.K.Lahiri, K.L.Pey, K.H.Lee, H.Wong and L.Chan, J.Mat.Sci (1998)
80. Surface Treatment and Analysis for Adhesion Enhancement in Advanced Organic IC Packaging, N.X.Tan, E.Flores, R.Gopalakrishnan and A.J.Bourdillon, IEEE (1998)
81. Transmission Electron Microscopy observation in CMOS devices of Titanium Self Aligned silicide (SALICIDE) Technology with Nitrogen (N+) Implantation Proces, Y.M.Jia, C.W.Lim, A.J.Bourdillon and C.Boothroyd, J.Mat.Sci.Lett. 18 385-388 (1999)
82. Use of the Track Structure Approach in TEM, A.J.Bourdillon, Ultramicroscopy, 83 261-264 (2000) invited paper for commemorative issue in honour of Michael Stobbs (1999)
83. Evaluation of silicon nitride and silicon carbide as efficient polysilicon grain-growth inhibitors, C.L.Cha, Y.M.Jia, A.J.Bourdillon, J.S.Pan, H.Gong, E.F.Chor, A.Q.Zhang, S.K.Tang and C.B.Boothroyd, Appl. Phys. Lett.75, 355-357 (1999)
84. Improvement and XPS characterization of substrate related lithography profile degredation, C.P.Soo, M.H.Fan and A.J.Bourdillon, J. Am. Vac. Soc.
85. Study of acid diffusion in positive tone CA resist using on-wafer imaging technique, B.Lu, J.W.Taylor, F.Cerrina, C.P.Soo and A.J.Bourdillon, J.Am.Vac.Soc.B 17 3345-3350 (1999)
86. Enhancement or reduction of catalytic dissolution reaction in chemically amplified resists by substrate contaminants, C.P.Soo, S.Valiyavettil, A.Huan, A.Wee, T.C.Ang, A.J.Bourdillon, M.H.Fan and L.Chan, IEEE, Trans. Semiconductor Manufacturing 12, 462-469 (1999)
87. A Study on the Effect of Incorporating Nitrogen Ions on Titanium Disilicide Thin Film Formation for ULSI Applications, C.W.Lim, A.J.Bourdillon, H.Gong, S.K.Lahiri, K.L.Pey and K.H.Lee, J.Mat.Sci.Lett. 18 743-746 (1999)
88. Demagnification in Proximity X-ray Lithography and Extensibility to 25 nm by Optimizing Fresnel Diffraction, Y.Vladimirsky, A.J.Bourdillon, O.Vladimirsky, W.Jiang and Q.Leonard, J. Phys. D: Applied Physics, 32 L114-L118 (1999)
89. Enhancement of Hot-carrier Injection Resistance in Gate Dielectrics of Deep Sub-micron Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors, C.L.Cha, A.J.Bourdillon et al, Appl. Phys. Lett. (1999)
90. A Critical Condition in Fresnel Diffraction Used for Ultra-High Resolution Lithographic Printing, A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothroyd, J.R.Kong and Y.Vladimirsky, J.Phys.D: Appl.Phys. 33 1-9 (2000)
91. Proximity Correction Simulations in Ultra High Resolution X-ray Lithography, A.J.Bourdillon and C.B.Boothroyd, J.Phys.D: Appl.Phys., 34 3209-3213 (2001)
92. Near Field X-ray Lithography Simulations for Printing Fine Bridges, A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothroyd, G.P.Williams and Y.Vladimirsky, J.Phys.D: Appl. Phys. 36 2472-2482 (2003),
93. Simulations for printing contacts with near field X-rays, A.J.Bourdillon and C.B.Boothroyd, J.Phys. D:Applied Physics 38 1-5 (2005)
94. Simulated aerial images from circular apertures using near field X-ray lithography, A.J. Bourdillon and C.B. Boothroyd, J.Phys. D: Applied Physics 38 2947-2951 (2005)
95. Nearly free-electron energy-bands in a logarithmically periodic solid, A.J.Bourdillon, Solid State Comm. 149 1221-5 (2009)
96. A wavegroup for entanglement, linking uncertainties in space and time, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 3 290-296 (2012); doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2012.33041
97. The metric for the quasi-Bragg law measured for the first time, A.J.Bourdillon, invited review for Materials (2012) 5 1-x manuscripts;
98. A Travelling wavegroup II, antiparticles in a force field, A.J.Bourdillon Journal of Modern Physics, 4 705-711 (2013), doi: 10.4236/jmp.2013.46097 http://www.scirp.org/journal/jmp .
99. Icosahedral stereographic projections in three dimensions for use in dark field TEM, A.J.Bourdillon, Micron, 51 21-25, (2013) : doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.micron.2013.06.004

100. A travelling wavegroup III – consistent with QED. A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 5, [1] 23-28 (2014) DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2014.51003

101. A structural solution for icosahedral quasicrystals and seven blunders in quasicrystallography, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 5 488-496 (2014) http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2014.56060

102. Optical response to submicron digital elements simulated by FDTD wavelets with refractive impulse, A.J.Bourdillon, Advances in Optical Technologies, 2014 (2014) article ID 682614, 4 pages

103. Analysis of the metric in quasicrystals – linear response in logarithmically periodic solids, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 5 [12] 1079-1084 (2014) http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2014.512109

104. A Stable wave packet in the foundations of quantum mechanics, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 6 [4] 463-471 (2015) DOI: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2015.64050

105. A stable wave packet and uncertainty, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 6 [14] 2011-2020 ( 2015)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2015.614407

106. Hierarchic computations in geometric space – showing sharp diffraction in quasicrystals, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 7 43-50 (2016)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2016.71005

107. The science of science and quasi-science, A.J.Bourdillon, J. Phys.Chem. Biophys. 5:3 (2015) http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2161-0398.1000182

108. Diffraction line width in quasicrystals – sharper than crystals, A.J. Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 7 1558-1567 (2016)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2016.712142

109. Voids in the Hall effect; excitons in HiTc_, , A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 8 483-499 (2017)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2017.84031

110. Many-body-gravitational solutions for galactic rotational velocities, including possible negative mass, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 9 1304-1316 (2018)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2018.96079

111. Dispersion Dynamical magnetic radius in intrinsic spin equals the Compton wavelength, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, special issue on Magnetic Field and Magnetic Theory, 9 [13] 2295-2307 (2018) doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2018.913145

112. The reciprocal lattice in hierarchic quasicrystals, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics 10 [6] 624-634 (2019)

doi: https://doi.org/10.4263/jmp.2019.106044

113. Wave harmonization in hierarchic quasicrystals by the analytic metric, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 10 (2019) 1364-1373

doi: https://doi.org/10.4263/jmp.2019.1011090

114. Reduction of superconducting wave packets in dispersion dynamics, A,J,Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 11 (2020) 365-377

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2020.113023

115. Complete solution for quasicrystals, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, (2020) 11, 581-592. doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2020.114038

116. Relativistic approximations for quantization and harmony in the Schrodinger equation, and why mechanics is quantized, A.J.Bourdillon,

Journal of Modern Physics, (2020) 11, 1926-1937 doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2020.1112121

117. Quasicrystals’ Resonant Response with Translational Symmetry, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, (2021) 12 [7] 1012-1026

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2021.127063

118. Physical Quanta in Quasicrystal Diffraction, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 12, (2021) 1618-1632

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2021.1212096

119. Harmony is cause—not consequence—of the quantum, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, 13 (2022) 918-931

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2022.136052

120. Real quanta, with continuous reduction, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, (2022) 13 [11] 1369-1381

doi; https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2022.1311085

121. Quantum Mechanics: Harmonic wave-packets, localized by resonant response in dispersion dynamics, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics, (2022) 14 171-182

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2023.142012

122. Quantum Mechanics: Internal motion in theory and experiment, A.J.Bourdillon, Journal of Modern Physics (2023) 14 [6] 865-875

doi: https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2023.146050

v) Conference Proceedings (mostly refereed contributions)

1. Optical Properties of PbI2, PbF2 and CdF2, J.H. Beaumont, J. Bordas and A.J. Bourdillon, Proc.IVth Int. Conf. Vac. Ultraviolet Rad. Phys., Hamburg, Ed. R. Haensel et al. Pergamon (l974) p. 1895,
2. EXAFS in Niobium Diselenide Intercalated with Rubidium, A.J. Bourdillon, R.F. Pettifer and E.A. Marseglia, Physica, B99 (l980) p. 64
3. Measurement of Electron Densities Using An Electron Microscope - A New Approach to Compton Scattering, A.J. Bourdillon and B.C. Williams, Proc. Inst. Physics EMAG Conf., Ed. M.J. Goringe (l98l) pp. 205-208
4. Electron Energy-loss Spectroscopy Used For Localized Compton Scattering, A.J. Bourdillon and B.G. Williams, Proc. EMSA l982, Washington, Ed. G.W. Bailey, Claitor (l982), pp. 506-511
5. Localization in the Orientation Dependence of X-ray and Energy-loss Spectra, A.J. Bourdillon, Proc. Microbeam Analysis Conf., Washington, Ed. K.F.J.Heinrich, San Fransisco Press (1982) pp. 84-87
6. Secondary Fluorescence Corrections in Thin Film Microanalysis, A.J. Bourdillon, Proc EMSA l982, Ed.G.W. Bailey, Claitor (l982) p. 5l0
7. EXAFS of a-NiAs and the Measurement of Charge Transfer, A.J. Bourdillon, G.P. Tebby, R.T. Phillips and E.A. Marseglia, in EXAFS and Near Edge Structure III, ed. K.O.Hodgson, B.Hedman and J.G.Penner-Hahn, Springer Proc. Phys. Vol. 2 (Springer-Verlag, 1984) pp. 86-88
8. Site Selective EXAFS via Optical De-excitation, A.J. Bourdillon, R.F. Pettifer and P.W. McMillan, Daresbury Ann. Rep. (l983) p. 60
9. EXAFS in Amorphous Systems, A.J. Bourdillon, R.T. Phillips, G.P. Tebby and E.A. Marseglia, Daresbury Ann. Rep (l983) p. 70
10. A Dual Parallel and Serial Detection Spectrometer for EELS A.J.Bourdillon, W.M. Stobbs, K. Page, R. Home, C. Wilson, B.Ambrose, L.J. Turner and G.P. Tebby, Inst. Phys. Conf. Ser. 78 (l985) pp. 161-164, Ed. M. Goringe
11. A Set of Standards for the Calibration of Energy-dispersive X-ray Detectors, A.J. Bourdillon, Inst. Phys. Conf. Ser. 78 (l985) pp. 209-212, Ed. M.Goringe
12. The Use of Selected Area Channelling in the STEM for the Study of Local Texture Development During Grain Growth, E.M.Grant, A.J.Bourdillon and W.M.Stobbs, Inst. Phys. Conf. Ser. No. 78, ed. G.J.Tatlock, Hilger (1985), pp. 367-370
13. EELS by a Dual Parallel and Serial Detection Spectrometer, A.J. Bourdillon and W.M. Stobbs, J. Electron Micr. 35 (l986) 523 Proc XIth ICEM, Kyoto, Japan
14. TEM Observation of Defects in Y1Ba2Cu3O7, J.Zou, D.J.H.Cockayne, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, Australian Physicist 24 (1987) p. 167 (abstract)
15. Influence of Composition on Properties in the Pseudobinary System BaCuO2-1/2Y2Cu2O5, S.X.Dou, C.C.Sorrell, A.J.Bourdillon, K.E.Easterling and N.Savvides, Australian Physicist 24 (1987) p. 166 (abstract)
16. TEM Microanalysis of A Crystal in Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7 S.X.Dou, S.Ringer, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell and K.E.Easterling, Australian Physicist 24 (1987) p. 165 (abstract)
17. EPR and NMR Measurements on High-Temperature Superconductors G.J.Bowden, P.R.Elliston, K.T.Wan, S.X.Dou, K.E.Easterling, A.J. Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Australian Physicist 24, p. 164 (1987) (abstract),
18. Chemical Influences in the Processing of Bulk Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, N.Savvides, J.P.Zhou, N.X.Tan and C.C.Sorrell, Extended Abstracts, Proc. Australian Bicentenary Conf. Sydney Jan. 1988, Ed. J.Bell and T.Freeman pp. 61-64
19. Fabrication and Properties of Ag/YBa2Cu3O7-x Composite, S.X.Dou, J.P.Zhou, A.J.Bourdillon, H.K.Liu, N.X.Tan, Z.B.Shao and C.C.Sorrell, Proceedings of The Australian Bicentenary Congress of Physics, 25-29 Jan. 1988 Ed. J.Bell and T.Freeman pp. 13-15
20. Effect of Impurities on Properties of Y1Ba2Cu3O7-x, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, C.C.Sorrell, H.K.Liu, X.Y.Sun, J.P.Zhou, H.J.Logren, E.M.Lindh and K.E.Easterling, Proceedings of American Ceram. Conference, 1988, pp. 265-271
21. Remanent Effects and Granular Josephson Tunnelling in 1:2:3 Micro-bridge Junctions, G.J.Bowden, S.A.Healey, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou and C.C.Sorrell, Proc. Australian Bicentenary Cong. Phys. Jan 1988, Ed. J.Bell and T.Freeman, pp. 7-8
22. Preparation of thick film YBa2Cu3O7 on various substrates, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon, J.P.Zhou, N.X.Tan and C.C.Sorrell, J. Aust. Ceram. Soc., 24, p. 24 (1988) (Abstract)
23. CuO2 Planes or CuO chains - which is crucial to superconductivity in YBa2CU3O7-x ? S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Mat. Sci. Forum, 34-36, pp. 355-357, (1988)
24. The Important Role of High Oxidation States in Cuprate Superconductors, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Proc. 1st Int. Symp. on Superconductivity, 28-31 Aug, 1988, Nagoya, Japan.
25. Effect of Pb Substitution on Superconducting Transitions in Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, N.Savvides, J.P.Zhou, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Mat. Sci. Forum, 34-36 (1988) pp. 309-314
26. TEM Study of Superconducting (Pb,Bi)2(Sr,Ca)3Cu2O8+y, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou and C.C.Sorrell, Mater. Sci. Forum 34-36 (1988) pp. 351-354
27. Critical Current Density and Labile Ions in Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x Wire and Tape, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, J.P.Zhou, A.J.Bourdillon, N.Savvides, M.Apperley, A.Gouch and C.C.Sorrell, Mater. Sci. Forum 34-36 (1988) pp. 341-344
28. Group V, VI and VII Dopants Effects on YBa2Cu3O7-x, H.J.Logren, E.M.Lindh, C.C.Sorrell, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu and A.J.Bourdillon, Mater. Sci. Forum, 34-36 (1988) pp. 329-333
29. Melt Processing of Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x, J.P.Zhou, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Mater. Sci. Forum, 34-36 (1988) pp. 323-328
30. Cold Drawing of Silver Clad YBa2Cu3O7-x, M.H.Apperley, A.J.Gouch, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Mater. Sci. Forum, 34-36 (1988) pp. 359-362
31. Processing, Characterisation and Properties of the Superconducting Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O System, S.X.Dou, H.K.Liu, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, N.Savvides, C.Andrikidis, R.B.Roberts and C.C.Sorrell, Proc. 1st Int. Symp. on Superconductivity 28-31 Aug. 1988, Nagoya, Ed. K.Ishiguro, pp. 813-818, Springer-Verlag (1989)
32. Comparison of the Stability of Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 with YBa2Cu3O6.5+y in Various Solutions, H.K.Liu, S.X.Dou, A.J.Bourdillon and C.C.Sorrell, Proc. 1st Int. Symp. on Superconductivity 28-31 Aug. 1988, Nagoya, Ed. K.Ishiguro, pp. 635-639, Springer-Verlag (1989),
33. Highly Oriented YBa2Cu3O7-x Thin Films Prepared by Unbalanced DC Magnetron Sputtering from a Single Stoichiometric Target, N.Savvides, C.Andrikidis, D.W.Hensley, R.Driver, J.C.MacFarlane, N.X.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, MRS Fall Meeting 1989, Boston
34. Texturing Crystal Growth in Vertical Thermal Gradients, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon and N.Savvides, MRS Fall Meeting 1989
35. Twinning Accomodation in Highly Aligned Superconducting YBa2Cu3O7-x, J.P.Zhou, C.C.Sorrell, S.X.Dou and A.J.Bourdillon, Australian J. Phys. 42 (1989) pp. 419-424
36. What do Madelung Potentials Imply for High Tc ? A.J.Bourdillon and N.X.Tan, Annual Conference on High Tc Applications at the State University of New York at Buffalo (1990) ed. Y.H.Kao, P.Coppens and H.S.Kwok, AIP Conf. Proc. 219 pp. 165-171
37. Texturing High-Temperature Superconductors and Maximizing Flux Pinning in Superconducting Coils, N.X.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, Annual Conference on High Tc Applications at the State University of New York at Buffalo (1990) ed. Y.H.Kao, P.Coppens and H.S.Kwok, AIP Conf. Proc. 219 pp. 453-460
38. Textured Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10 Tiles Made from Sintered and Plasma Sprayed Precursors for Magnetic Shielding, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, Y.Horan and H.Herman, Superconductivity and Its Applications, ed Y.H.Kao, A.E.Kaloyeros and H.S.Kwok, AIP Conf. Proc. 251 (1992) pp. 732-739,
39. A Precursor Method for Reacting and Aligning Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon and W.H.Tsai, Superconductivity and Its Applications, ed Y.H.Kao, A.E.Kaloyeros and H.S.Kwok, AIP Conf. Proc. 251 (1992) pp. 437-447
40. Magnetic Shielding in MAGLEV, A.J.Bourdillon, Proc. Workshop on Technology Issues of Superconducting MAGLEV Transportation Systems, Brookhaven National Laboratory, May 1991, Ed. J.Wegrzyn and D.T.Shaw, DOE/OSTI-4500-R75, pp. 36-40
41. Relationship of Magnetic Moment of Metallic Alloys to Image Artifact During Magnetic Resonance Imaging, A.A.Zwarun, A,J,Bourdillon, T.M.Button, M.Chaparali and D.J.Castro, SPIE vol. 1650, Medical Laser and Systems (1992) pp. 33-42
42. Pressure-forced High Temperature Superconductor-metal Composite, W.H.Tsai, S.K.Tolpygo, N.X.Tan, A.J.Bourdillon, M.Gurvitch and J.Parise, Superconductivity and its Applications, AIP Conf. Proc. Vol. 273, ed. H.S.Kwok, D.T.Shaw and M.J.Naughton, p.593 (1993)
43. In-plane High-Temperature Superconducting Devices: Concept and Realization, M.Gurvitch, S.Tolpygo, B.Nadgorny, S.Shokhor, J.-Y. Lin, F.Tafuri, J.M.Macaulay, A.Bourdillon, S.Hou and J.M.Phillips, Proc. Third Int. Workshop on Tunneling Phenomena in High and Low Tc Superconductivity, October 1992, Capri, eds. A.di Chiaro and M.Russo, World Scientific 1993, pp.197-209
44. Magnet Design Optimization for Grumman MAGLEV Concept, S.Kalsi, R.Herberman, C.Falkowski, M.Hennessy and A.J.Bourdillon, Proc. MAGLEV 93 Conf., Argonne Nat. Lab., May 19-21 (1993), Paper No. PS2-7
45. Characterization of Diamond Films Grown by Chemical Vapor Deposition Using a Solid Carbon Source, F.Y.Chen, A.J.Bourdillon, N.X.Tan, D.G.Jeng, R.F.Salat and G.J.Fricano, Proc. 4th Annual Diamond Technology Workshop, Madison (1993)
46. Continuous Diamond Films Grown by Chemical Vapor Deposition Using Graphite as the Carbon Source, D.G.Jeng, L.Seibles, J.W.Mitchell, F.Y.Chen, A.J.Bourdillon, R.F.Salat, and G.J.Fricano, Proc. 4th Annual Diamond Technology Workshop, Madison (1993)
47. Laser Ablation in Processing of Advanced Materials and their Characterization, G.Raman and A.J.Bourdillon, Proceedings, Undergraduate Student Research Projects, NUS (1995)
48. X-ray Lithography in Singapore?, A.J.Bourdillon, Proceedings of Workshop on Applications of Synchrotron Radiation, Bangkok Jan 4-6, (1996), ed. V.Sa-yakanit and W.Sritrakool, invited paper p.201
49. Applications of Synchrotron Radiation, A.J.Bourdillon, Invited paper for Helios Workshop, CSIRO Melbourne, Oct 31-Nov 1 (1996)
50. X-ray Lithography for Singapore?, A.J.Bourdillon ed. Report and Panel discussion from X-ray lithography seminar on 22 Sept 1995, Physics Update, 4 (1997) 58-63, Singapore
51. Comparison of Sensitivities in Various Designs of High Temperature SQUID Gradiometer, J.R.Kong, A.J.Bourdillon and N.Zou, R&D, MINDEF-NUS Joint Seminar, Singapore Jan 31 1997, p. 93
52. Engineering of Surfaces in Ceramic Pin Grid Array Packages to Inhibit Epoxy Bleeding, N.X.Tan, K.H.H.Lim, B.Chin and A.J.Bourdillon, HP Singapore Technical Forum '97, in print, 1997
53. Transmission Electron Microscopy of Defects in NMOS and PMOS Structures, A.J.Bourdillon, Y.G.Koh, S.L.Chiang, C.W.Lim, J.R.Kong and G.B.Cao, SPIE Proc. ISMA '97, Microelectronics and Assembly, Eds. S.F.Yoon, R.Yu and C.A.Mack, vol. 3183, 236-242, 1997
54. Plans for Materials Science at NUS, A.J.Bourdillon, NSTB Research Institutes and Centres Technology Partnership Symposium for the Electronics Industry, Singapore, June 1997, Eds A.Grant et al.
55. Surface Treatment and Analysis of Advanced Plastic Packaging Substrates, N.X.Tan, E.Flores, K.Gopal, A.J.Bourdillon and A.Huan, 4th National Symposium on Progress in Materials Research, Singapore, March 1998
56. Elimination of 'bottom pinching' effect in environmentally stable chemically amplified resist, S.P.Soo, M.H.Fan and A.J.Bourdillon, Proc Microlithography '98, SPIE vol 3332, Santa Clara, Feb. 1998
57. The SSLS and XRL plans in Singapore, B.G.Tan and A.J.Bourdillon, XRL Business Summit, Vermont, September 28, 1998
58. Plans for XRL and MEMS on the Singapore Synchrotron Light Source, A.J.Bourdillon and Bernard T.G.Tan, Invited paper at XEL '98, Yokohama November 9-10, 1998
59. Plans and Progress on the Singapore Synchrotron Light Source (SSLS), A.J.Bourdillon and Bernard T.G.Tan, SRRC 4th Annual User's Meeting, Hsinchu, November 19-21, 1998
60. A Novel Fiducial Grid for X-ray Masks, S.Chandra, J.R.Kong, C.P.Soo and A.J.Bourdillon, Microlithography 1999, Santa Clara, February 1999
61. A Breakthrough in X-ray Lithography, A.J.Bourdillon and Y.Vladimirsky, Solid State Technology, February 2000 pp. 18-23
62. Demagnification-by-bias in Proximity X-ray Lithography, J.R.Kong, Q.Leonard, Y.Vladimirsky and A.J.Bourdillon, Proc SPIE Conf Microlithography, 27Feb-3 Mar 2000
63. Low k-factor Imaging and Resolution Enhacement in X-ray Lithography, Y.Vladimirsky, J.R.Kong, Q.Leonard and A.J.Bourdillon, 3 Beams Conference, Palm Springs CA 30May-2June 2000
64. Lithography to 22 nm using Near Field X-rays, A.J.Bourdillon, G.P.Willliams, Y.Vladimirsky and C.Boothroyd, Proc SPIE Emerging Lithographic Technologies VII, vol. 5037 pt II pp 622-633, Santa Clara, Feb. 23-27, 2003
65. Near field X-ray lithography to 15 nm, A.J.Bourdillon, C.B.Boothroyd, G.P.Williams and Y.Vladimirsky, Microlithography 2004, SPIE vol.5374 pp546-557
66. 22 nm lithography using near field X-rays., A.J.Bourdillon, G.P.Williams, Y.Vladimirsky and C.B.Boothroyd, Microlilthography 2003, SPIE vol5037, pp. 662-633
67. Refractive impulse normalization of FDTD wavelets in polarized response from submicron digital elements, A.J.Bourdillon, laboratory report 2012
68. The quasi-Bragg law and first measurement of the metric, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Baltimore, March 18-22, 2013
69. A traveling wave group in quantum mechanics, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Denver, March 3-7, 2014
70. The log-lin metric for generic responses in logarithmic solids, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, March 2-15, 2015
71. Conflict between the uncertainty principle and wave mechanics, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Baltimore, March 14-18, 2016
72. Geometric space in quasicrystals, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, New Orleans, March 14-18, 2017
73. Dispersion dynamics in superconductivity, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Los Angeles, March 5-9, 2018
74. Geometric space – the extension of extremely dense unit cells, A.J.Bourdillon, Plenary lecture IUMRS-ICEM, Daejeon, August 19-24, 2018
75. Dispersion dynamics in HiTc, A.J.Bourdillon, IUMRS-ICEM, Daejeon, August 19-24, 2018
76. Dispersion dynamics applications – what is intrinsic spin? A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Boston, March 4-8, 2019, paper R18.00013
77. The analytic metric in hierarchic quasicrystals, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society Far West Section Meeting, Stanford, Nov. 1-2, 2019, paper R18.00096
78. Quasicrystals RIP; hierarchic icosahedra born again, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, Denver Colorado March 1-7, 2020 paper M43.00012
79. Quasicrystals’ Hierarchic Icosahedra with Irrational Metric & Natural Harmony, A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society March Meeting, virtual, Colorado March 14-20, 2021 paper P56.00009
80. Quasicrystal Quanta , A.J.Bourdillon, American Physical Society April Meeting, New York April 9-12 2022 paper Q07.00002
81. Quasicrystal quanta, with dual harmonics, A.J.Bourdillon, Materials International Conference, Singapore, Sept 7- 9, 2022

Invited paper

vi) Patent Disclosures

1. Ultra High Resolution Lithographic Imaging and Printing by Exposure Near the Critical Condition, A.J.Bourdillon and Yuli Vladimirsky, US patent 6383697 (2002)
2. Mask shaping in ultra high resolution lithography using temporal and spatial coherence, A.J.Bourdillon, U.S. patent 6953643 (2005)

vii) Book Reviews

1. Scanning Tunneling Microscopy ed. J.A.Stroscio and W.J.Kaiser, Materials Technology, 9 134 (1994)

viii) Others

a) Personal Reminiscences

Synchrotron radiation news (5 August 2015) DOI:10.1080/08940886.2015.1059242 ; http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/08940886.2015.1059242

b) National Engineering Initiative

2. System Concept Definition of a Superconducting MAGLEV Electromagnetic System, M.Proise, L.Deutsch, R.Herberman, P.Shaw, S.Kalsi, R.Gran, B.M.Bohlke, J.A.Murillo, K.M.Falkowski, S.B.Kuznetsov, B.Morton, J.F.Luedeke, C.Brody and A.J.Bourdillon, Final report, volumes I,II and III, prepared under the National MAGLEV Initiative for the U.S.Army Corps of Engineers in response to contract No. DTFR53-92-C-000 04, (1992)

c) Government Submissions

3. Submission by the University of New South Wales to The Sub-Committee on Superconductivity, (Australian) House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology, A.J.Bourdillon, D.J.H.Corderoy, S.X.Dou, C.C.Sorrell, G.J.Russell and K.N.R.Taylor, (1988)

d) Edited articles

4. X-ray Lithography for Singapore? -Report and panel discussion, A.J.Bourdillon, ed., Physics Update, 4, 58-63, (1997)

e) Career Guidance

5. Careers in Physics, A.J.Bourdillon, Brochure for the National University of Singapore Department of Physics (1994), Materials Science in the Spotlight, A.J.Bourdillon, Brochure for the National University of Singapore Department of Materials Science (1996)

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