1997
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.78.4553
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Breakdown of the Independent Particle Approximation in High-Energy Photoionization

Abstract: The independent particle approximation is shown to break down for the photoionization of both inner and outer nᐉ ͑ᐉ . 0͒ electrons of all atoms, at high enough energy, owing to interchannel interactions with the nearby ns photoionization channels. The effect is illustrated for Ne 2p in the 1 keV photon energy range through a comparison of theory and experiment. The implications for x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy of molecules and condensed matter are discussed. [S0031-9007 (97)03382-6] PACS numbers: 32.80.Fb

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“…In addition, for dipole photoionization, interchannel coupling, which is simply configuration interaction in the continuum, has been shown to be important for most subshells of most atoms at most energies [15,16]; this work was contrary to the previous conventional wisdom that the independent-particle approximation (IPA) was generally valid away from thresholds. It had been suggested, however, that such interchannel coupling was not important in quadrupole photoionization channels [17], but recent theory has suggested that interchannel coupling can indeed be significant in quadrupole photoionization channels as well [14].…”
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“…In addition, for dipole photoionization, interchannel coupling, which is simply configuration interaction in the continuum, has been shown to be important for most subshells of most atoms at most energies [15,16]; this work was contrary to the previous conventional wisdom that the independent-particle approximation (IPA) was generally valid away from thresholds. It had been suggested, however, that such interchannel coupling was not important in quadrupole photoionization channels [17], but recent theory has suggested that interchannel coupling can indeed be significant in quadrupole photoionization channels as well [14].…”
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“…Experiments have shown the importance of nondipole effects in the 1-3 keV photon-energy region [8,9], in the hundreds-of-eV range [10], and, in one case, at 13 eV [11]. Concurrently, theory has predicted significant nondipole contributions to electron angular distributions for atomic valence shells down to threshold at a few tens of eV photon energy [12 -14].In addition, for dipole photoionization, interchannel coupling, which is simply configuration interaction in the continuum, has been shown to be important for most subshells of most atoms at most energies [15,16]; this work was contrary to the previous conventional wisdom that the independent-particle approximation (IPA) was generally valid away from thresholds. It had been suggested, however, that such interchannel coupling was not important in quadrupole photoionization channels [17], but recent theory has suggested that interchannel coupling can indeed be significant in quadrupole photoionization channels as well [14].…”
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“…(We are using a system of units _ ¼ c ¼ 1:) The correlation effects enter in Eqs. (1) and (2) through the constants a nl : The leading 1=o 9=2 energy dependence of the total cross sections for l > 1 is completely due to inter-channel coupling (Dias et al, 1997), i.e it is a consequence of correlations. This represents strong modifications of the IPA results.…”
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“…For example, the high-energy behavior of total cross sections for single ionization of a many electron atom (in its ground state) resulting in a vacancy in an nl subshell after absorption of a photon of energy o5m is (Dias et al, 1997;Hansen et al, 1999;Amusia et al, 2000; …”
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confidence: 99%
“…[19]). It is caused by off diagonal matrix elements in the basis of 'ion + continuum electron' eigenstates.…”
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confidence: 93%