XUV spectroscopy of metal atoms

Спектроскопия атомов металлов в экстремальном ультрафиолете
B. Sonntag, P. Zimmermann
1992-07-01

XUV spectroscopyelectron correlationmetal atomsphotoelectron spectroscopyphotoion spectroscopy
The XUV spectra of free metal atoms obtained by absorption, photoion, photoelectron and two-photon spectroscopy are reviewed. The experimental results are discussed in comparison with the predictions of the different theoretical approaches. Emphasis is put on the basic excitation and de-excitation processes, the importance of electron correlation, on common features of groups and on trends along series.
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Common spectral features among groups of metal atoms and trends across atomic series are examined.
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Electron correlation is identified as an important factor in interpreting the spectra.
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Experimental XUV spectroscopy results are systematically compared with predictions from different theoretical approaches.
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The paper reviews extreme-ultraviolet spectra of free metal atoms measured using absorption, photoionization, photoelectron, and two-photon spectroscopy.
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The review emphasizes fundamental excitation and de-excitation processes governing metal-atom spectra.

free metal atoms

XUV spectral excitation and de-excitation processes, electron correlation, group features, and periodic trends

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