Comparison of autoionization rates for 3l3l' states of two electron systems

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Autoionization, Electron States, Energy Levels, Radiative Transfer, Angular Momentum, Atomic Excitations, Atomic Physics

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Three different calculational methods (AUTOLSJ, MZ, MCDF) are used to obtain energy levels and autoionization rates for doubly-excited states 3l3l' of two electron systems (6 less than or equal to Z less than or equal to 54). By ordering all the states by energy within each block of a given angular momentum J and parity, it is possible to compare the autoionization rates obtained by the three methods. A comparison of the calculations is presented for Z = 18 and 26 and shows rather good agreement between the different methods. The Z dependences of the autoionizations rates are presented for the 3s3s (sup 1)S(sub 0) state to show general trends. Using the AUTOLSJ and MZ methods, the energy levels for Z = 6 and 8 are presented and compared with experimental data and very accurate calculations using the methods of complex-rotation, close-coupling, B-spline, and Feshbach projection.

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