Abstract
Coincidence spectroscopy is a powerful spectroscopic method addressing the recording of more than one particle involved in an ionization process simultaneously. In the current manuscript, an overview of the available flavors of coincidence experiments is given, and new results on the Auger decay of CH3F are discussed. An outlook of possible future experiments employing the approach is also briefly discussed.
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