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Doubly Excited States in Helium Close to the Double Ionization Threshold: Angular and Energy Resolved Partial Cross Sections

This is a report about a novel experiment on double excitation of Helium by absorption of synchrotron radiation close to the double ionization threshold at 79 eV. Partial cross-sections for single-ionization from 78.15 eV up to 78.9 eV (photon energy) with an energy resolution of 3 meV have been measured. The technique described in this article allows for an angular and energy resolved measurement of low energy electrons with a high detection efficiency due to an angular acceptance of 4π solid angle.