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English: Illustration of the proximity effect in nanoimprint lithography.

Top: Array of depressions is more quickly filled at the edge than the center.

Bottom: The wide space between two groups of protrusions tends to be filled slower than the narrow spaces between the protrusions, resulting in the formation of holes in the unpatterned area.
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Author Fred the Oyster
 
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