Abstract

Hollow atoms as formed during collisions of multiply charged ions on metallic, semiconducting and insulating surfaces have in recent years successfully been investigated by various spectroscopic methods: low- and high-resolution X-ray spectroscopy as well as high resolution Auger electron spectroscopy have been applied to study the electronic structure and the dynamic processes involved in formation and decay of hollow atoms.

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