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Atomic excitation and ionization by beta-decay

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Excitation and ionization probabilities consequent on Β-decay are shown to be predicted satisfactorily for the elements from Li to Kr by the use of one-electron hydrogen-like functions and Slater screening contants. Numerical calculations are presented for the Β-decay of all the valency states of the elements from Li to Kr.

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    G. A. Skorobogatov

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Skorobogatov, G.A. Atomic excitation and ionization by beta-decay. Theor Exp Chem 2, 20–28 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00524252

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