Abstract
Nuclear excitation and nuclear isomers triggering by an electron transition (NEET) via decay of autoionization states (AS) in electron shells are considered. It is shown that using of AS for NEET allows one to compensate for the differences in energy and multipolarity of the nuclear transition and transition in the electron shell. The possibilities of NEET via AS for triggering the nuclear isomer decay are discussed.
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