“…In the past, the R-matrix approach was used in the calculation of photoionization cross sections of Cl and Br [7,8]. In addition, the first absolute photoionization cross-section measurements for atomic chlorine were made from the1Sionization threshold at 16.4 eV to 75 [9].On the other hand, investigations were carried out in the calculations of oscillator strengths for ultraviolet resonances in Cl + and Cl 2+ [7,10], in the photoionization cross section measurements of chlorine Cl + cation [8,11], in the experimental and theoretical photoionization of Cl 2+ [9,12] and in the Lshell photoionization of magnesium-like ions with new results for Cl 5+ [10,13]. In addition, theoretical investigations were carried out for Cl + in the framework of the dirac-coulomb R-matrix method [11,14] and for Cl 5+ using the clean-channel R-matrix approach [15].…”