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Capture and re-emission of slow photoelectrons in Ar 2p6-subshell photoionization processes

The process of near-threshold Ar 2p6 photoionization is studied, with a focus on the phenomena of slow-photoelectron capture into the discrete spectrum, and the re-emission of these captured electrons into the continuum. Using the quantum mechanical model of post-collision interaction, we have calculated the probabilities for slow-photoelectron capture and re-emission of the captured electrons, as well as the combined influence of these effects on the slow-electron yield. Both the capture and the emission of electrons have an essential influence on the electron and ion yields. The results of the calculations are in good agreement with the available experimental data.