2.8.13 References for 2.8

Separate measurement of the 5f5/2 and 5f7/2 unoccupied density of states of UO2

“…On that basis, one might argue that those factors in XPS and/or BIS cannot be deconvolved to directly provide the DOS. Nevertheless, there is an immense amount of data that supports the argument that, under many circumstances, XPS provides a very useful measure of the occupied density of states (ODOS) [40,41]. (The basis of this observation is probably a significant amount of angular and energy averaging, taking out directional effects and smoothing over cross-section variations.…”