The even parity mp(1/2)(5)np' and mp(1/2)(5)nf' stop autoionizing resonances of Ar, Kr, and Xe (m=3,4,5) were investigated experimentally and theoretically by one-photon excitation from lower-lying intermediate levels. In particular, high resolution measurements for the Ar(nf'), Kr(12p',8f'), and Xe(8p') resonances are reported; lineshape parameters for these resonances have been derived by a Fano-type analysis, thus yielding reduced resonance widths. The experimental spectra and the resonance parameters are compared with theoretical calculations which are based on the configuration interaction Pauli-Fock approach including core polarization. The measured and calculated lineshapes are in good agreement. In addition, theoretical predictions are presented for other resonances, which have not yet been observed experimentally, and some systematic trends are elucidated.

Lineshapes of the even mp(1/2)(5)n(p '/f ') autoionizing resonances of Ar, Kr and Xe

2006

Abstract

The even parity mp(1/2)(5)np' and mp(1/2)(5)nf' stop autoionizing resonances of Ar, Kr, and Xe (m=3,4,5) were investigated experimentally and theoretically by one-photon excitation from lower-lying intermediate levels. In particular, high resolution measurements for the Ar(nf'), Kr(12p',8f'), and Xe(8p') resonances are reported; lineshape parameters for these resonances have been derived by a Fano-type analysis, thus yielding reduced resonance widths. The experimental spectra and the resonance parameters are compared with theoretical calculations which are based on the configuration interaction Pauli-Fock approach including core polarization. The measured and calculated lineshapes are in good agreement. In addition, theoretical predictions are presented for other resonances, which have not yet been observed experimentally, and some systematic trends are elucidated.
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