AUGER EFFECT

Phys. Rev. 80, 937 (1950): Germain - Auger Effect in Astatine
VOLUME 80, NUMBER 6 Auger Effect in Astatine* LAWRENCE S. GERMAINt Radiation I. INTRODUCTION THE Auger effect associated with orbital electron capture
Phys. Rev. 61, 234 (1942): Cooper - The Auger Effect in Relative
MARCH 1 AND 15, 1942 The Auger Effect in Relative Intensities and Widths of 234 PHYSI CAL REVIEW V OL U ME 6 1 AUGER EFFECT of the initial and final
Citebase - Auger Effect in the High-Resolution Ce 3d-edge Resonant
Auger Effect in the High-Resolution Ce 3d-edge Resonant Photoemission phenomenon results primarily from the Auger transition between different multiplet
Citebase - The hypernuclear Auger effect within the density
The hypernuclear Auger effect, given by the de-excitation of a Lambda hypernucleus by means of the transition of a Lambda hyperon from an initial to a lower
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Auger effect (autoionization)
This is known as the Auger effect or autoionization since the ion has For higher states (i>5) of oxygen, the Auger effect cannot operate due to the lack
Auger electron spectroscopy at AllExperts
The Auger effect occurs because the incident electrons can remove a core state electron from a surface atom. This core state can be filled by an outer shell
Glossary of terms: Auger effect :: diener electronic
Two-electron process in which an electron in a less bound state makes a transition to a vacant shell with lower energy. The energy gained in this process is