High-resolution measurements of the photoinduced dipole-forbidden L 1 -M 4,5 x-ray emission lines were performed with a reflection-type and a transmission-type bent-crystal spectrometer for 62 Sm, 67 Ho, 70 Yb, 74 W, 78 Pt, 80 Hg, and 83 Bi. From the observed linewidths of the L 1 -M 4,5 x-ray transitions, the level widths of the subshell L 1 were determined assuming for the M 4,5 level widths the values reported recently by Campbell and Papp ͓X-ray Spectrom.
This paper reports on the investigation of the double K-shell ionization of metallic aluminum induced by photon and electron impact. The experimental method consisted to measure the K␣ hypersatellite spectra resulting from the radiative decay of double 1s vacancy states by means of high-resolution x-ray spectroscopy using a Bragg-type von Hamos crystal spectrometer. Measurements of the photon-induced spectra were carried out at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Grenoble, France, while those of the electron-induced spectra were performed at the University of Fribourg. The double 1s ionization probabilities and cross sections were derived from the K␣ 2 hypersatellite to diagram line intensity ratios for photon beam energies ranging between 3.1 and 5.5 keV and for different incident electron-beam energies ranging between 4 and 20 keV. The energy and linewidth of the K␣ 2 hypersatellite x-ray line were also determined for which consistent results were obtained from the photon and electron-beam measurements.
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