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Dissociation of core-valence doubly excited states in NO followed by atomic Auger decay.

The decay processes of core-valence doubly excited states near the N K edge of NO have been studied using electron spectroscopy. Electron yields measured as a function of photon energy and kinetic energy enable the clear identification of atomic Auger lines associated with the dissociation of doubly excited states. The atomic Auger lines exhibit Doppler profiles, allowing the entire reaction scheme of such dissociation processes to be determined.