Abstract
Accurate relativistic calculations of the oscillator strength densities and photoeffect cross sections for neutral hydrogen and hydrogenic lead (Z = 82) are performed up to the high energy region. Relativistically induced Cooper minima are found in the partial wave contributions at high energies. The results are in good agreement with calculations in which the scattering continuum is represented by a discrete relativistic variational basis set.
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