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A number of reflective imaging systems have been designed for use in soft X-ray projection lithography.1,2 Optical surface figure errors in these imaging systems, however, degrade resolution as well as cause changes in image positions, which in turn degrade overlay accuracy. We therefore evaluate the figure tolerances of a four-mirror imaging system by ray-tracing calculations.