Auger Ionization
Auger Ionization is a quantum mechanical process in atomic physics whereby an atom undergoes ionization through the non-radiative transition of an electron from a higher energy level to fill an inner-shell vacancy, simultaneously ejecting another bound electron, known as the Auger electron, without the emission of electromagnetic radiation.
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Theory of Auger Ejection of Electrons from Metals by Ions
H. D. Hagstrum · Physical Review · 1954 · 1.3K citations
Auger ionization of semiconductor quantum drops in a glass matrix
D.I. Chepic, Al. L. Éfros, A. I. Ekimov et al. · Journal of Luminescence · 1990 · 331 citations
Negative Meson Absorption in Liquid Hydrogen
M. Leon, Hans A. Bethe · Physical Review · 1962 · 273 citations
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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