Potential energy curves of the Auger state Ar+(2p(-1))-Ar, the different one- and two-site dicationic states Ar-2(++) (with energies in the range of 32-77 eV), and the lowest two-site tricationic states Ar++-Ar+ (with energies in the range of 64-76 eV) computed using elaborated ab initio methods are reported. The accessible relaxation channels of the electronic states of Ar++-Ar populated by Auger decay are studied. In particular, we study in detail the interatomic Coulombic decay following the population of one-site satellite states of Ar++(3s(-1)3p(-1))-Ar recently observed experimentally. Other relaxation pathways of Ar++-Ar, including radiative charge transfer, nuclear dynamics through curve crossing, and intra-atomic decay processes are also investigated. (c) 2008 American Institute of Physics.

On the doubly ionized states of Ar-2 and their intra- and interatomic decay to Ar-2(3+)

2008

Abstract

Potential energy curves of the Auger state Ar+(2p(-1))-Ar, the different one- and two-site dicationic states Ar-2(++) (with energies in the range of 32-77 eV), and the lowest two-site tricationic states Ar++-Ar+ (with energies in the range of 64-76 eV) computed using elaborated ab initio methods are reported. The accessible relaxation channels of the electronic states of Ar++-Ar populated by Auger decay are studied. In particular, we study in detail the interatomic Coulombic decay following the population of one-site satellite states of Ar++(3s(-1)3p(-1))-Ar recently observed experimentally. Other relaxation pathways of Ar++-Ar, including radiative charge transfer, nuclear dynamics through curve crossing, and intra-atomic decay processes are also investigated. (c) 2008 American Institute of Physics.
2008
Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie Molecolari - ISTM - Sede Milano
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