1972
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.5.2082
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Investigation of the Electronic Structure ofα-Cerium by Angular-Correlation Studies of Positron-Annihilation Radiation

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“…This conclusion was checked in the positron annihilation experiments [59,60] and in Compton scattering experiments [44]. In both cases nearly equal occupation of the f-states (n f  1) was established and the promotional mechanism was concluded irrelevant.…”
Section:  Phase Transition In Cerium (The Review Of Models)mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…This conclusion was checked in the positron annihilation experiments [59,60] and in Compton scattering experiments [44]. In both cases nearly equal occupation of the f-states (n f  1) was established and the promotional mechanism was concluded irrelevant.…”
Section:  Phase Transition In Cerium (The Review Of Models)mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…7. Таким обра-зом, работы, отрицающие факт перехода электрона из 4/-состояния в зону проводимости в церии [26][27][28] неверны **). Доля такого перехода вели-чина η (см.…”
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“…This was thought to occur since the wave functions of the bonding electrons have smaller radii. The Pauling-Zachariasen promotional model was challenged when Gustafson et al [8,9] performed positron lifetime and angular correlation measurements of the annihilating photons inand -Ce that indicated that there was no significant change in the number of f electrons. These observations were supported by Compton scattering data [10], as well as x-ray absorption measurements of the L edges [11], which showed no substantial valence fluctuation at the transition.…”
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confidence: 99%