Resonances in the photoionization of argon and krypton in the region of the inner-shell excited states
J. A. de Gouw, J. van Eck, A. Q. Wollrabe, J. van der Weg, H G M Heideman
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J. A. de Gouw, J. van Eck, A. Q. Wollrabe, J. van der Weg, H G M Heideman
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We have observed asymmetric resonance structures in the photoionization of argon and krypton in the region of the inner-shell excited states. The 3s photoionization of argon exhibits strong resonances at the photon energies pertaining to the 2p -1 nd states, whereas the 3p photoionization contains only weak resonances. The 4s photoionization of krypton exhibits weak resonances at the photon energies pertaining to the 3d -1 np states, whereas the 4p 3/2 photoionization contains strong resonances. Apart from the shape of the resonance structures, we have also obtained information on the decay probabilities of the inner-shell excited states towards the different singly ionized states. The observed differences in decay probabilities can be qualitatively explained by considering the configuration interaction between the different states involved.
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We have observed asymmetric resonance structures in the photoionization of argon and krypton in the region of the inner-shell excited states. The 3s photoionization of argon exhibits strong resonances at the photon energies pertaining to the 2p -1 nd states, whereas the 3p photoionization contains only weak resonances. The 4s photoionization of krypton exhibits weak resonances at the photon energies pertaining to the 3d -1 np states, whereas the 4p 3/2 photoionization contains strong resonances. Apart from the shape of the resonance structures, we have also obtained information on the decay probabilities of the inner-shell excited states towards the different singly ionized states. The observed differences in decay probabilities can be qualitatively explained by considering the configuration interaction between the different states involved.
Key concepts: Photoionization, Krypton, Excited state, Atomic physics, Physics, Photoionization mode, Ionization, Resonance (particle physics)