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titleOfInvention Method for manufacturing stamper having convex pattern
abstract (57) [Summary] [Object] To form a highly accurate convex pattern (in the present invention, the width of an etched region is larger than that of a non-etched region). [Structure] A step of applying a resist (2) to the surface of a first substrate (1) (first step), a step of exposing the resist (2) to a predetermined pattern (second step), and a patterning to a predetermined pattern by development. Then, a step of manufacturing a resist master (third step), a step of etching using the patterned resist (2) as a protective layer (fourth step), and a step of removing the resist remaining in the etched semi-finished product (first step) In a process of manufacturing a stamper having a convex pattern, which comprises 5 steps), a negative resist of alkaline type is used as a resist and an alkaline developing solution is used as a developing solution to manufacture a stamper having a convex pattern.
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