AUGER AND RADIATIVE DEEXCITATION OF IS2L3L' CONFIGURATIONS OF LITHIUM-LIKE NEON

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[2] AUGER AND RADIATIVE DEEXCITATION OF MULTIPLY IONIZED NE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1975, 12 (03): : 959 - 967

[3] DECAY OF P-4O5-2 AUTOIONIZING STATES OF IONS IN LI ISOELECTRONIC SEQUENCE [J]. PHYSICS LETTERS A, 1974, A 48 (06) : 437 - 438

[4] CONDON ER, 1953, THEORY ATOMIC SPECTR

[5] Froese Fischer C., 1972, Computer Physics Communications, V4, P107, DOI 10.1016/0010-4655(72)90039-2

[6] BEAM-FOIL-EXCITED AUGER TRANSITIONS IN NEON [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI, 1975, 274 (03): : 191 - 194

[7] GROENEVELD KO, COMMUNICATION

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[9] HIGH-RESOLUTION STUDY OF NE KALPHA X-RAY TRANSITIONS AS A FUNCTION OF OXYGEN-PROJECTILE CHARGE STATE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1973, 31 (10) : 621 - 624

[10] SELF-CONSISTENT EQUATIONS INCLUDING EXCHANGE AND CORRELATION EFFECTS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1965, 140 (4A): : 1133 - &

[1] MULTIPLET EFFECTS ON L2,3 FLUORESCENCE YIELD OF MULTIPLY IONIZED AR [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1974, 10 (06): : 2232 - 2239

[2] AUGER AND RADIATIVE DEEXCITATION OF MULTIPLY IONIZED NE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1975, 12 (03): : 959 - 967

[3] DECAY OF P-4O5-2 AUTOIONIZING STATES OF IONS IN LI ISOELECTRONIC SEQUENCE [J]. PHYSICS LETTERS A, 1974, A 48 (06) : 437 - 438

[4] CONDON ER, 1953, THEORY ATOMIC SPECTR

[5] Froese Fischer C., 1972, Computer Physics Communications, V4, P107, DOI 10.1016/0010-4655(72)90039-2

[6] BEAM-FOIL-EXCITED AUGER TRANSITIONS IN NEON [J]. ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIK A-HADRONS AND NUCLEI, 1975, 274 (03): : 191 - 194

[7] GROENEVELD KO, COMMUNICATION

[8] Herman F., 1963, ATOMIC STRUCTURE CAL

[9] HIGH-RESOLUTION STUDY OF NE KALPHA X-RAY TRANSITIONS AS A FUNCTION OF OXYGEN-PROJECTILE CHARGE STATE [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1973, 31 (10) : 621 - 624

[10] SELF-CONSISTENT EQUATIONS INCLUDING EXCHANGE AND CORRELATION EFFECTS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1965, 140 (4A): : 1133 - &