Abstract
X-ray fluorescence spectra have a tail in their low-energy side of characteristic discrete lines. Though the origin of the tailing was believed to be a response of electron gas in the conduction band to the creation of a core hole, the author proposes a new interpretation; the radiative Auger effect is an additional origin of the tailing. Information contained in the shape of tailing is discussed.
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