Double Auger Decay following K-Shell Photoionization of Neon

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Abstract

Using a COLTRIMS setup at LBNL-ASL, our group photoionized Neon just above the K-ionization threshold. The measurement allows us to investigate a simultaneous angular and energy correlation between the three continuum electrons of the subsequent double Auger decay pathway: \begin{center} Ne(1s$^{-1})^{+}$ + e$^{-}_{photo }\to $ Ne$^{3+}$ + e$^{-}_{photo}$ + e$^{-}_{Auger}$ + e$^{-}_{Auger}$, \end{center} where we measure two of the electrons directly and infer the momentum of the third through momentum conservation of the four-particle final state. Analysis is underway to better understand the k-hole relaxation process following photo-ionization and successive Auger decay(s).

*Supported by AMOS Program, Office of BES, Division of Chemical Sciences, U.S. Dept. of Energy

Authors

  • K. Kreidi

  • J. Titze

  • M.P. Jones

    • Auburn University
  • M. Schoffler

  • T. Jahnke

  • R. Dorner

    • University of Frankfurt
  • C. Stuck

  • Th. Weber

  • A. Belkacem

    • Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
  • A. Landers

    • Auburn University
    • University of Frankfurt