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A method for fabricating MOS-FET using a SOI substrate includes a process of ion implantation of an impurity into a channel region in a SOI layer; and a process of channel-annealing in a non-oxidized atmosphere. In the ion implantation process, a concentration peak of the impurity is made to exist in the SOI layer. Moreover in the channel-annealing process, the impurity is distributed with a high concentration in the vicinity of the surface of the SOI layer under the following condition with the anneal temperature as T (K) and annealing time as t (minutes):506×1000 / T−490<t<400×1000 / T−386.

An absorbent article having a compressed region formed by a compressing process in an absorption layer on a side facing to the backsheet; and a plurality of pressed grooves are formed by a pressing process in the absorption layer on a side facing to the topsheet, within a region opposed to the compressed region.

A thin film containing a dopant is deposited on a surface of a semiconductor wafer. The semiconductor wafer on which the thin film containing the dopant is deposited is rapidly heated to a first peak temperature by irradiation with light from halogen lamps, so that the dopant is diffused from the thin film into the surface of the semiconductor wafer. The thermal diffusion using the rapid heating achieves the introduction of the necessary and sufficient dopant into the semiconductor wafer without producing defects. The surface of the semiconductor wafer is heated to a second peak temperature by further irradiating the semiconductor wafer with flashes of light from flash lamps, so that the dopant is activated. The flash irradiation which is extremely short in irradiation time achieves a high activation rate without excessive diffusion of the dopant.

A thin film photoelectric conversion device for performing photoelectric conversion of a wide range of light, from the visible range to the infrared range, is provided. A plasmon resonance phenomenon, which enhances a photo-induced electric field, is caused in a wide range of light, by a metal nanostructure which is formed by annealing a substrate on which a first metal thin film layer composed of a first metal and a second metal thin film layer composed of a second metal which is partially overlapped onto the first metal thin film layer are laminated, and in which a periodic structure, wherein a number of first convex parts successively lie with a pitch of from one-tenth of a wavelength of an incident light to a wavelength equal to or shorter than the wavelength of the incident light in a planar direction along the substrate, is formed on the surface of the substrate; and a random structure, wherein a distance between any pair of a number of second convex parts formed at random positions on the substrate, or a distance between a second convex part and a first convex part is shorter than 100 nm, is formed on the substrate in a position within a region of the periodic structure or in a position adjacent to the region of the periodic structure, and as a result, high sensitivity photo-induced current is generated.

A laminated ceramic electronic component that includes a laminated body formed by laminating a ceramic layer and an internal electrode, and forming an external electrode on an outer surface of the laminated body so as to be electrically connected to the internal electrode. The external electrode includes a conducting layer that is in contact with the internal electrode, and the internal electrode contains Ni. The conducting layer contains metal particles containing a Cu3Sn alloy, and a thermosetting resin. The internal electrode and the conducting layer are bonded to each other with a CuSnNi alloy phase interposed therebetween.