What are the different types of Auger transitions?

May 10, 2021 ... When an inner shell electron of an atom is ejected in response to an excitation source (typically a high energy electron beam in AES, but ... Oct 11, 2019 ... AEs are most lethal to cancer cells when emitted near the cell nucleus and especially when incorporated into DNA (eg 125 I-IUdR). HIGH-RESOLUTION AR-LMM AND KR-MNN AUGER-ELECTRON SPECTRA PRODUCED IN COLLISIONS WITH HEAVY-IONS AT MEV ENERGIES Journal Article uri icon. Overview; Other ... Aug 15, 2020 ... The 'Auger effect' describes the emission of an electron from an atom accompanying the filling of a inner electron shell vacancy produced by any means. Surface analysis using Auger electron spectroscopy is a highly accurate technique. However, its application to sharp topographies results in artefacts that ... ... investigations of the Auger final states of rare gas atoms, as well as for investigations of the nuclear. HIGH-RESOLUTION RESONANT AUGER ELECTRON. Because of the low kinetic energies of the ejected Auger electrons, their escape depth is limited to a few atomic layers such that one can analyze only the top ... We have designed and built an Auger Electron Mössbauer Spectrometer (AEMS) for the detection of resonant 57 Fe Auger electrons using a modified com- mercial ... Auger electron emission is predominant for nuclides of low Z and is always in competition with the normal K-capture photon emission. The Auger effect is a process by which electrons with characteristic energies are ejected from atoms in response to a downward transition by another electron in ...