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Mechanism for nuclear excitation by electron transition both after the capture of the electron by the positive ion (inverse internal conversion-IIC) and after the deexcitation of electron states of the atom (NEET) is studied theoretically. Expressions for NEET probability and IIC cross section are obtained in the case of the arbitrary multipolarities of the transitions. Theoretical estimates of the probabilities are smaller than experimental values for the both cases.
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Bondarkov, M.D., Kolomietz, V.M. Nuclear excitation by means of bound-bound and free-bound electron transitions. Hyperfine Interact 59, 177–179 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02401218
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