Here Nx is the number of x atoms per volume, λ the electron escape depth, θ the analyzer angle, T the transmission of the analyzer, I(t) the electron excitation flux at depth t, dΩ the solid angle, and δt is the thickness of the layer being probed. Encompassed in these terms, especially the Auger yield, which is related to the transition proba...
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(from the article `analysis`) ...is termed ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS) or photoelectron spectroscopy (PES). When the bombarding particles are electrons and ... ...an electron with a definite energy is emitted by the atom instead of an X-ray photon when electrons in the outer shells cascade to lower energy ... [2 rela...
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The use of the Auger effect to determine orbital energies and structure of the molecule.
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