Abstract
The dynamics of photoemission is fully encoded in the continuum wave functions selected by the transitions. Using numerical simulations on simple benchmark models, we show how scattering phase shifts and photoemission delays can be retrieved from this unambiguously defined class of wave functions. In contrast with standard scattering waves inherited from collision theory, they are real-valued for one-photon transitions and provide a clear-cut interpretation of the delays recently discussed in the framework of attosecond science.
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