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Calculations in the L-S coupling approximation of the average total energies of various defect electron configurations with single or doubleK shell and varying number ofL shell vacancies for some light elements in the rangeZ = 10 to 20 are reported. The calculations show that the linear trend observed for normal Bohr-Coster diagrams (√E vsZ curves for the usual X-ray energy states) persists in the case of multiply ionized atomic states as well.
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Natarajan, L., Tankhiwale, A.V. & Mande, C. Bohr-Coster diagrams for multiply ionized states of light elements in the rangeZ = 10 to 20. Pramana - J Phys 29, 253–260 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02845733
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