Formation of 4s<sup>0</sup>-vacancies by collisions of KrI atoms and electrons

Authors

  • В.-Ф. З. Папп Uzhhorod national university, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24144/2415-8038.2003.13.52-54

Keywords:

Krypton, Electron, Effective excitation cross-section, Spectral line

Abstract

Effective excitation cross-section of spectral lines from 4s14р6 2S1/2 KrІІ and 4s04р6 1S0 KrІIІ states at an energy from threshold up no 450eV were studied experimentally. The mechanism of 4s0-vacancies formation in the external shell of krypton, the influence of Auger decay on the 3d-vacancies and the possibility to receive the partial effective ionization cross-sections are discussed.

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2003-06-30

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Vol. 13 (2003)

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