Abstract

We present a calculation of the photoabsorption and photoemission cross sections of atomic copper in the neighborhood of the $3p$ threshold employing a time-dependent self-consistent-field approximation amended to include self-energy corrections necessary for a proper description of core-hole Auger decay. The calculated spectrum includes a contribution from a shake-up satellite in the two-particle spectrum which becomes resonant at the $3p\ensuremath{-}4s$ transition energy and is in good agreement with available absorption data. We present the relevant partial cross sections in the one-particle spectrum and include a brief discussion of the absorption above the $3p$ threshold with regard to the requirements of self-consistency.

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Atomic physicsPhysicsExcitationElectronAbsorption (acoustics)AugerCopperNuclear physicsMaterials scienceQuantum mechanicsOptics

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Year
1981
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Volume
24
Issue
8
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4121-4127
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Andrew Zangwill, Paul Soven (1981). Resonant two-electron excitation in copper. Physical review. B, Condensed matter , 24 (8) , 4121-4127. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevb.24.4121

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10.1103/physrevb.24.4121