Anisotropy of the high-energy satellites of the<i>K</i>emission band in graphite

Abstract

Two satellites on the high-energy side of the K emission band of graphite have been observed and found to be anisotropic. One of them is attributed to the radiative decay of double ionization of the K shell while the other is tentatively explained as resulting from electronic transitions from the conduction-band minimum into the K-shell vacancy.