INFLUENCE OF THE INITIAL-STATE AND FINAL-STATE CONFIGURATION-INTERACTION ON THE ANISOTROPY OF THE RESONANT AUGER DECAY OF KR 3D(-1)5P AND XE 4D(-1)6P STATES
J. Tulkki et al., INFLUENCE OF THE INITIAL-STATE AND FINAL-STATE CONFIGURATION-INTERACTION ON THE ANISOTROPY OF THE RESONANT AUGER DECAY OF KR 3D(-1)5P AND XE 4D(-1)6P STATES, Physical review. A, 50(3), 1994, pp. 2366-2375
The anisotropy of the resonant Auger decay of photon-excited Kr 3d3/2,
5/2(-1) 5p and Xe 4d3/2,5/2(-1) 6p states has been studied by the mult
iconfiguration Dirac-Fock method. The calculations account for the con
figuration interaction both in the initial and in the final states of
the Auger decay. For the nonresolved nd-1(n + 2)p (J = 1) resonances (
n = 3 for Kr, and n = 4 for Xe) the average intensities and the anisot
ropies of the Auger lines were calculated by weighing each partial rat
e by the pertinent Dirac-Fock photoexcitation probabilities. Our resul
ts show that, in addition to the initial- and final-state correlation,
both the relaxation and the exchange interaction have a substantial e
ffect on the anisotropy of these Auger spectra. For most Auger lines t
here is good agreement between our calculated beta parameters and expe
rimental values for the Kr and Xe nd5/2(-1)(n + 2)p photoexcitation re
sonances; there is also satisfactory agreement for the Kr 3d3/2(-1)5p
and Xe 4d3/2(-1)6p resonant Auger spectra. However, the remaining nota
ble discrepancies between theory and experiment indicate that importan
t correlation effects are still omitted in our calculations. Discrepan
cies between different experimental results stress the need for furthe
r improvements on the experimental side.