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Abstract
The generalized oscillator strength profiles for discrete C 1s excited states of C 2H 2 and C 2H 4 have been derived from angle-dependent inelastic electron scattering cross-sections measured with 1300 eV final electron energy. The measured GOS profiles for the strong C 1s→π* transition in each species are compared to theoretical calculations computed within the first Born approximation, using ab-initio generalized multi structural wave functions. These wave functions include relaxation, correlation and hole localization effects. Theory predicts large quadrupole contributions to the π* GOS of each species, analogous to those previously reported for computed GOS profiles for O 1s→π* excitation of CO 2. We find good agreement between experiment and theory as to the shape of the π* GOS but, when the relative GOS extracted from the experimental data is normalized to the optical oscillator strength at K 2=0, the magnitude is in better agreement with the GOS computed for only the dipole channel than for the sum of the dipole and quadrupole channels.
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