Inner-Shell Processes is a theoretical construct in atomic physics that denotes the excitation, ionization, or recombination phenomena involving electrons in the innermost orbitals of highly charged ions, distinguished by their sensitivity to strong Coulomb fields and relativistic quantum effects.
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Time-resolved atomic inner-shell spectroscopy
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