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Parallels between high doubly excited state spectra in H- and Li- photodetachment

Eigenchannel R-matrix calculations for photodetachment of H- up to the H(n=6) threshold provide complete theoretical confirmation of observed high-lying, doubly excited state spectra. Long-range multipole interactions beyond the reaction volume are found to play an important role. Similar calculations for Li- photodetachment up to the Li(n=6) threshold predict analogous resonance structures. These results indicate that recent advances in understanding two-electron correlations in H- and He have application to many-electron systems.