Abstract
This work demonstrates experimentally and theoretically that the coincident two-electron emission from a ferromagnetic surface, upon the impact of a polarized electron, carries detailed information on the spin-dependent electronic collisions in ferromagnets. The analysis of the calculated and the measured two-electron spectra reveals the potential of the electron-pair emission technique for the study of (a) surface magnetism and (b) spin-dependent electron scattering dynamics in ferromagnets.
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