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Theory for Yield Spectra Produced by Core-Electron Excitation

A theory is developed on yield spectra of an optical luminescence produced by core-electron excitation. In this model, the yield in each excitation-luminescence cycle are assigned to be different. All anomalous spectra observed in experiments such as those with a negative jump, and a positive jump with an inverted oscillatory part are well reproduced, and furthermore, new yield spectra (destroyed type) are predicted.