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Max Entropy: Crisp Continuous Solutions,tion amplitude becomes the sum of two terms. The first of these arises from the electron being removed by means of its direct interaction with the electromagnetic field, while the second describes an electron ejected as a result of the change in the self-consistent field.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-33190-5nd first explained correctly in 1905 by Einstein, who suggested that light propagates and is absorbed in fixed amounts, or quanta, called photons rather than continuously. Thus, the discovery and subsequent investigation of the photoeffect was an essential contribution to the development of the idea

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Max Entropy: Crisp Continuous Solutions,tion amplitude becomes the sum of two terms. The first of these arises from the electron being removed by means of its direct interaction with the electromagnetic field, while the second describes an electron ejected as a result of the change in the self-consistent field.

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Estimate , from a Normal Population, one-electron ionization accompanied by excitation. In the first experiments [192] on double-electron ionization, one electron was removed from an inner shell, while the other was removed from an outer shell. The results were explained by the “shake-off” model, according to which the change in the a

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The Random-Phase Approximation with Exchange,tion amplitude becomes the sum of two terms. The first of these arises from the electron being removed by means of its direct interaction with the electromagnetic field, while the second describes an electron ejected as a result of the change in the self-consistent field.

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Introduction,nd first explained correctly in 1905 by Einstein, who suggested that light propagates and is absorbed in fixed amounts, or quanta, called photons rather than continuously. Thus, the discovery and subsequent investigation of the photoeffect was an essential contribution to the development of the idea

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