Felix Bloch described a radiative variant of this phenomenon which results from the decay of a hole state, while Armen et.
Felix Bloch described a radiative variant of this phenomenon which results from the decay of a hole state, while Armen et. al. formulated a theory of the resonant form of this effect that results from Raman scattering. The expression for the recombination rate for this effect's direct form is the same as for the electron-electron scattering rate, and this effect is the inverse of impact ionization. When radiative relaxation occurs instead of this effect, an X-ray is emitted, and the fraction of time that the X-ray is emitted is called the fluorescent yield. This effect occurs when a neutral atom's inner shell is ionized, prompting a radiationless reorganization in which a higher-level electron fills the vacancy, and the excess energy is transferred to a third electron which is ejected. For 10 points, identify this effect used in its namesake spectroscopic method and named for a French physicist.
Felix Bloch described a radiative variant of this phenomenon which results from the decay of a hole state, while Armen et.
Auger effect