Abstract
Abstract Energy dependences of the total and partial ns-photoionization cross-sections in the vicinity of the ns-subvalence shell threshold were measured for the rare-gas atoms using photon-induced fluorescence spectroscopy. A resolution of 4.5, 3, and 1 meV was attained for Ar, Kr and Xe, respectively. The experimental cross-sections exhibit many well-resolved resonances of different shapes which are connected with the photoionization through the doubly excited atomic states. Calculated photoionization cross-sections of Ar and Kr show that some resonances are determined by doubly excited states including strongly delocalized n′f-excited electrons.
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