Electronic state-lifetime interference in resonant Auger spectra: a tool to disentangle overlapping core-excited states
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Gildas Goldsztejn, Denis Céolin, Rajesh K. Kushawaha, Ralph Püttner
We have measured resonant-Auger decay following Cl 1s−1 excitations in HCl and CH3Cl molecules, and extracted the pseudo-cross sections of different Cl 2p−2 final states. These cross sections show clear evidence of shake processes as well as contributions of electronic state-lifetime interference (ELI). To describe the spectra we developed a fit approach that takes into account ELI contributions and ultrafast nuclear dynamics in dissociative core-excited states. Using this approach we utilized the ELI contributions to obtain the intensity ratios of the overlapping states Cl 1s−14pπ/1s−14pσ in HCl and Cl 1s−14pe/1s−14pa1 in CH3Cl. The experimental value for HCl is compared with theoretical results showing satisfactory agreement.
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