Angle resolved photoelectron spectroscopy of CS2 and COS measured as a function of photon energy from 21 to 70 eV

Abstract

Data have been taken on both the partial cross sections and angular distribution parameters for the first five bands in CS2 with a photon energy from 21 to 70 eV and for the first four bands of COS from 21 to 40 eV. The results are compared with calculations based on the multiple scattering method. In the case of photoionization of the 2πg orbital of CS2 and the 3π orbital of COS, the experimental results and calculations have been successfully explained in terms of the Cooper minimum. The behavior of the fifth band of CS2 is accounted for by assigning it to a satellite peak arising from photoionization of the 2πu orbital by way of configuration interaction. Comparison between the experimental results and calculations showed some problem areas, particularly with regard to the prediction of shape resonances, and suggestions are made for future improvement of the calculations.