2023
DOI: 10.3390/atoms11040066
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L-Shell Photoionization of Magnesium-like Ions with New Results for Cl5+

Abstract: This study reports on the absolute photoionization cross sections for the magnesium-like Cl5+ ion over the 190–370 eV photon energy range, corresponding to the L-shell (2s and 2p subshells) excitation regime. The experiments were performed using the Multi-Analysis Ion Apparatus (MAIA) on the PLéIADES beamline at the SOLEIL synchrotron radiation storage ring facility. Single and double ionization ion yields, produced by photoionization of the 2p subshell of the Cl5+ ion from the 2p63s2 1S0 ground state and the … Show more

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“…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].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…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].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%