Changes in site-specific shape resonances in nitrogen K-shell photoionization of N2O induced by vibrational excitation
Changes in site-specific shape resonances in nitrogen K-shell photoionization of N2O induced by vibrational excitation
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振动激发引起的 N2O 氮 K 壳光电离中位点特定形状共振的变化
DOI:
10.1088/1361-6455/aaaeb3
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发表时间:
2018
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R. R. Lucchese
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作者:
M. Hoshino;H. Kato;N. Kuze;H. Tanaka;H. Fukuzawa;K. Ueda;R. R. Lucchese
The central (N c) and terminal (N t) nitrogen K-shell photoelectron spectra (PESs) of N 2 O molecules have been measured in the σ shape resonance energy region at temperatures of∼ 300 and∼ 630 K. Estimating vibrational populations based on the Boltzmann distribution at these temperatures, PESs of vibrationally ground and bending-excited levels in the initial electronic ground state were extracted. Vibrationally integrated partial cross sections and asymmetry parameters for ionization from vibrationally ground and bending-excited levels were obtained as a function of the incident photon energy by integrating PESs over the vibrational levels of the core-hole states. In N c photoionization, the shape resonance from the bending-excited level was found to be shifted to the lower photon energy side and to become narrower than that from the ground vibrational level. In N t photoionization from the bending-excited level, the downward shift of the resonance is more significant than that in N c ionization. These experimental findings are qualitatively consistent with theoretical predictions and suggest that the shape resonance associated with the N t core hole is more sensitive to the bending angle of the initial state than is the shape resonance associated with the N c core hole. The asymmetry parameters for photoionization from the bending-excited level, however, showed almost the same behavior as those from the ground vibrational level for both K-shell photoionization channels and in the photon energy range studied here.