Physics – Atomic Physics
Scientific paper
2007-01-03
Physics
Atomic Physics
22 pages, 16 figures
Scientific paper
We present here the results of calculations of photoelectrons' angular anisotropy and spin-polarization parameters for a number of semi-filled shell atoms. We consider ionization of outer or in some cases next to the outer electrons in a number of elements from I, V, and VI groups of the Periodic Table. All calculations are performed with account of multi-electron correlations in the frame of the Spin Polarized version of the Random Phase Approximation with Exchange - SP RPAE. We consider the dipole angular distribution and spin polarization of photoelectrons from semi-filled subshells and from closed shells that are neighbors to the semi-filled shells. We have considered also angular anisotropy and spin-polarization of photoelectrons from some excited atoms that are formed by spin-flip of one of the outer electrons. To check the accuracy and consistency of the applied SP RPAE approach and to see the role of the nuclear charge variation only, we have calculated the dipole angular anisotropy and spin-polarization parameters of 3p - electrons in K and compare them to Ar and K+ that have the same configuration. Entirely, we have calculated the angular anisotropy and spin-polarization parameters for following subshells of atoms N (2p), P (3p), Ar (3p), K+(3p), K(3p), Cr(3p, 3d), Cr*(3d), Mn(3p, 3d), As(3d, 4p), Mo(4p, 4d), Mo*(4d), Tc(4p, 4d), Sb(4d, 5p), Eu(4f). The peculiarities of obtained parameters as function of photon frequencies are discussed, as well as some specific features of considered semi-filled shell objects.
Amusia Ya. M.
Chernysheva Larissa V.
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