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titleOfInvention Manufacturing method of semiconductor memory
abstract Provided is a method for manufacturing a semiconductor memory device in which power consumption is reduced and variation in element characteristics is suppressed. In the method of manufacturing a semiconductor memory, an insulating formation process is performed on the exposed side surfaces of the reactive conductive material (504) and the non-reactive conductive material (505) stacked above the substrate (500), and the reactive conductive material is formed. By changing the reactive conductive material (504) having a predetermined length from the side surface of the material (504) to the insulator (801), the side surface of the non-reactive conductive material (505) is changed to that of the reactive conductive material (504). A step of forming protrusions (804) by projecting from the side surface, the insulator formation process is an oxidation process or a nitridation process, and the reactive conductive material (504) undergoes a chemical reaction by an oxidation process or a nitridation process. The non-reactive conductive material (505) is a material that is raised and changed into an insulator (801), and the non-reactive conductive material (505) is a material that does not change into an insulator (801) by oxidation treatment or nitridation treatment.
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