Excitation Curve for Auger Decay of the (1s2s2p²)³D State of C²⁺ Formed through RTE

Stephen M. Shafroth; F. McDonald; Malika Benhenni; Quentin C. Kessel; Edward F. Deveney; J. K. Swenson; Michael Schulz; J. P. Giese; Harald Schone; Sheldon Datz; Peter F. Dittner; Herbert F. Krause; Charles Randy Vane; N. L. Jones; U. Bechthold; L. D. Hendrick; D. M. Peterson

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Excitation Curve for Auger Decay of the (1s2s2p²)³D State of C²⁺ Formed through RTE

Stephen M. Shafroth
, F. McDonald
, Malika Benhenni
, Quentin C. Kessel
, Edward F. Deveney
, J. K. Swenson
, Michael Schulz
, J. P. Giese
, Harald Schone
, Sheldon Datz
, Peter F. Dittner
, Herbert F. Krause
, Charles Randy Vane
, N. L. Jones
, U. Bechthold
, L. D. Hendrick
, D. M. Peterson

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The ORNL EN tandem supplied beams of 3.5-9 MeV C ³⁺ ions which were incident on a differentially pumped He target. Auger electrons emitted by fast C ²⁺ ions emerged at 10° (lab) w.r.t. the incident ion beam. They were detected using a two stage spectrometer with kinematic refocusing. An excitation curve was obtained for the (1s2s2p ² ) ³ D state Auger decay to the ground state of C ³⁺ . The excitation curve peaks at ~ 6 MeV, which strongly supports the notion that the state is formed through resonant transfer and excitation.

Original language	American English
Journal	Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms
Volume	56-57
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/0168-583X(91)95988-P
State	Published - May 1 1991

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Shafroth, S. M., McDonald, F., Benhenni, M., Kessel, Q. C., Deveney, E. F., Swenson, J. K., Schulz, M., Giese, J. P., Schone, H., Datz, S., Dittner, P. F., Krause, H. F., Vane, C. R., Jones, N. L., Bechthold, U., Hendrick, L. D., & Peterson, D. M. (1991). Excitation Curve for Auger Decay of the (1s2s2p²)³D State of C²⁺ Formed through RTE. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 56-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/0168-583X(91)95988-P

Shafroth, SM, McDonald, F, Benhenni, M, Kessel, QC, Deveney, EF, Swenson, JK, Schulz, M, Giese, JP, Schone, H, Datz, S, Dittner, PF, Krause, HF, Vane, CR, Jones, NL, Bechthold, U, Hendrick, LD & Peterson, DM 1991, 'Excitation Curve for Auger Decay of the (1s2s2p²)³D State of C²⁺ Formed through RTE', Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, vol. 56-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/0168-583X(91)95988-P

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