L-shell Photoionisation Cross Sections in the S^{+}, S^{2+}, S^{3+} Isonuclear Sequence
J.-P. Mosnier, E.T. Kennedy, D. Cubaynes, J.-M. Bizau, S. Guilbaud, C., Blancard, B.M. McLaughlin, M.F. Hasoglu, T.W. Gorczyca

TL;DR
This study measures absolute L-shell photoionisation cross sections for S+ to S3+ ions using synchrotron radiation, and compares experimental data with advanced theoretical calculations to understand resonance structures and ionisation processes.
Contribution
It provides the first detailed experimental measurements of L-shell photoionisation cross sections for S+ to S3+ ions and compares them with multiconfigurational Dirac-Fock and R-Matrix theoretical models.
Findings
Rich resonance structures observed in spectra.
Good agreement between experiment and theory.
Identification of dominant Rydberg series resonances.
Abstract
We present absolute L-shell photoionisation cross sections for the S+, S2+, S3+ions. The cross sections were obtained using the monochromatised photon beam delivered by the SOLEIL synchrotron source coupled with an ion beam extracted from an electron cyclotron resonance source (ECRIS) in the merged dual-beam configuration. The cross sections for single, double and triple ionisation were measured and combined to generate total photoionisation cross sections. For each of the S+, S2+, S3+ ions, the photon energy regions corresponding to the excitation and ionisation of a 2p or a 2s electron (175-230 eV) were investigated. The experimental results are interpreted with the help of multiconfigurational Dirac-Fock (MCDF) and Breit-Pauli R-Matrix (BPRM) or Dirac R-Matrix (DARC) theoretical calculations. The former generates photoabsorption cross sections from eigenenergies and eigenfunctions…
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Taxonomy
TopicsInorganic Fluorides and Related Compounds
