Abstract: A nonvolatile semiconductor memory which is configured to include a plurality of word lines disposed in a row direction; a plurality of bit lines disposed in a column direction perpendicular to the word lines; memory cell transistors having a charge storage layer, provided in the column direction and an electronic storage condition of the memory cell transistor configured to be controlled by one of the plurality of the word lines connected to the memory cell; a plurality of first select transistors, each including a gate electrode, selecting the memory cell transistors provided in the column direction, arranged in the column direction and adjacent to the memory cell transistors at a first end of the memory cell transistors; and a first select gate line connected to each of the gate electrodes of the first select transistors.

Abstract: A nonvolatile semiconductor memory which is configured to include a plurality of word lines disposed in a row direction; a plurality of bit lines disposed in a column direction perpendicular to the word lines; memory cell transistors having a charge storage layer, provided in the column direction and an electronic storage condition of the memory cell transistor configured to be controlled by one of the plurality of the word lines connected to the memory cell; a plurality of first select transistors, each including a gate electrode, selecting the memory cell transistors provided in the column direction, arranged in the column direction and adjacent to the memory cell transistors at a first end of the memory cell transistors; and a first select gate line connected to each of the gate electrodes of the first select transistors.

Abstract: In a method of designing patterns of a semiconductor integrated circuit, the shape of each of a plurality of opening patterns formed by a plurality of contact holes is formed into a rectangular shape; and the contact holes are arranged in such a manner that a long side of each of the rectangular opening patterns is opposite to a long side of an adjacent rectangular opening pattern, and the positions of both ends of the long sides are trued up. Furthermore, a photomask is used for manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit as designed by the above method of designing patterns of a semiconductor integrated circuit, in which a plurality of rectangular opening patterns are provided thereon as a plurality of rectangular opening patterns for contact holes; and the a plurality of rectangular opening patterns are arranged in such a manner that adjacent long sides thereof are opposite to each other, and the position of both ends of each long side is trued up.

Abstract: In a method of designing patterns of a semiconductor integrated circuit, the shape of each of a plurality of opening patterns formed by a plurality of contact holes is formed into a rectangular shape; and the contact holes are arranged in such a manner that a long side of each of the rectangular opening patterns is opposite to a long side of an adjacent rectangular opening pattern, and the positions of both ends of the long sides are trued up. Furthermore, a photomask is used for manufacturing a semiconductor integrated circuit as designed by the above method of designing patterns of a semiconductor integrated circuit, in which a plurality of rectangular opening patterns are provided thereon as a plurality of rectangular opening patterns for contact holes; and the a plurality of rectangular opening patterns are arranged in such a manner that adjacent long sides thereof are opposite to each other, and the position of both ends of each long side is trued up.