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X-ray versus Auger emission following Xe 1s photoionization

Authors :
Piancastelli, M. N. (M. N.)
Jänkälä, K. (K.)
Journel, L. (L.)
Gejo, T. (T.)
Kohmura, Y. (Y.)
Huttula, M. (M.)
Simon, M. (M.)
Oura, M. (M.)
Piancastelli, M. N. (M. N.)
Jänkälä, K. (K.)
Journel, L. (L.)
Gejo, T. (T.)
Kohmura, Y. (Y.)
Huttula, M. (M.)
Simon, M. (M.)
Oura, M. (M.)
Publication Year :
2017

Abstract

Xe 1s photoelectron spectra were measured at SPring-8, Japan. The core-hole lifetime broadening was found to be 9.6 eV, yielding a lifetime of ~68 as. The amount of radiative versus nonradiative decay was assessed by recording Auger LMM spectra below and above the K edge. Below the K edge, L vacancies are produced only by direct photoionization, while above the K edge some of these vacancies are mainly produced by KL emission following 1s photoionization. Due to the dipole selection rule for x-ray emission, the dominant role of the KL relaxation process is rather directly observed.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
application/pdf, English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.ocn992940780
Document Type :
Electronic Resource