Abbreviated Journal Title
Phys. Rev. A
Keywords
Photoionization Cross-Sections; Resolution Photoelectron Spectrometry; Vacuum Ultraviolet Region; Absorption-Spectrum; Angular-Distributions; Synchrotron Radiation; Photo-Ionization; Halogen Atoms; Br; Chlorine; Optics; Physics, Atomic; Molecular & Chemical
Abstract
The relative partial photoionization cross sections sigma(i) and photoelectron angular distribution parameters beta(1) are measured for all possible final ionic states of Br+ between the P-3(2) and S-1(0) thresholds. The decay patterns of the autoionizing 4p(4 3)P(1,0) nl, 4p(4 1)D(2) nl, and 4p(4 1)S(0) nl Rydberg series arising from the 4p ins,md excitations are observed at the fine-structure level in all available channels. For each Rydberg series, the energies, quantum defects, and photoelectron angular distribution parameters are determined, as well as the widths and shape parameters of the low-lying members. Relative total cross sections are derived from the partial cross sections and from ion-yield measurements over the lowest members of the P-3(1,0) and D-1(2) series. All major spectroscopic and dynamic properties of these series are reported for this open-shell atom. Conclusions are drawn from the comprehensive data sets in comparison with other halogen atoms and the neighboring closed-shell rare gas atoms. Our results, encompassing the entire autoionization regime, are compared with other experimental data and theoretical calculations, where available.
Journal Title
Physical Review A
Volume
57
Issue/Number
6
Publication Date
1-1-1998
Document Type
Article
Language
English
First Page
4420
Last Page
4431
WOS Identifier
ISSN
1050-2947
Recommended Citation
Benzaid, S.; Krause, M. O.; Menzel, A.; and Caldwell, C. D., "Structure and dynamics of the 4p -> ns,md autoionizing resonances between the P-3 and S-1 thresholds in atomic bromine" (1998). Faculty Bibliography 1990s. 2181.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/facultybib1990/2181
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