Photoelectron spectroscopy at high-energy resolution (5 meV) has been
performed on a crystalline Ce/Be alloy film, prepared by in situ evapo
ration of Ce onto Be(0001). At 12 K, the f spectral function displays
a narrow peak at E-F, corresponding to the occupied tail of the Kondo
resonance. The Kondo resonance retains significant intensity at 300 K,
as revealed by temperature-dependent data. Angle-resolved spectra sho
w no k dependence.