Th Uphues et al 2008 New J. Phys. 10 025009 doi:10.1088/1367-2630/10/2/025009
Ion-charge-state chronoscopy of cascaded atomic Auger decay
Focus on Attosecond PhysicsTh Uphues1, M Schultze1, M F Kling1, M Uiberacker1,2, S Hendel3, U Heinzmann3, N M Kabachnik3,4 and M Drescher5,6
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It has recently been demonstrated that apart from the electron detection realized in the attosecond streak camera, also ion detection can be used for establishing extreme-ultraviolet pump/visible probe experiments, temporally resolving the dynamics of atomic inner-shell relaxation processes. We utilize this method for studying the Auger decay of krypton atoms following the creation of vacancy states in the 3d shell. It is shown that the electronic relaxation occurs through different pathways, each involving cascades of sequential steps which are followed in their native temporal succession.
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Issue 2 (February 2008)
Received 29 September 2007
Published 29 February 2008
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Ion-charge-state chronoscopy of cascaded atomic Auger decay
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