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Theory and first principles calculations of dissociative resonant photoionization: The evolution of atomic peaks and holes (Articolo in rivista)
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- 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Salek P., Carravetta V., Gel'-Mukhanov F., Agren H. (2002)
Theory and first principles calculations of dissociative resonant photoionization: The evolution of atomic peaks and holes
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- Theory and first principles calculations of dissociative resonant photoionization: The evolution of atomic peaks and holes (literal)
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- We present theory and computational method for analyzing dissociative
resonant photoemission from first principles. Particular emphasis is
devoted to the conditions for observing so-called atomic peaks and atomic
holes. The atomic peaks are connected with photoemission following
resonant excitation to dissociative core excited states which show
signals from scattering channels involving the dissociation (atomic)
fragments in addition to those involving the compound molecule. The holes
are the results of continuum-continuum interference effects between these
two, atomic and molecular, channels which may act destructively under
certain conditions. We apply a novel electronic structure method to
compute the transition moments for the resonant and direct photoemission
channels including their dependence on internuclear distances and their
interference. The relevant matrix elements involving the photoelectron
are obtained using similar techniques for the two types of channels, with
the scattered electron wave in each case being determined in the full
molecular anisotropic potential. A study of resonant photoemission
through the core excited sigma* states (literal)
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