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Publication
Physical Review B
Paper
Spin-selective electron scattering and Auger emission in transition metals
Abstract
Observed spin asymmetry of polarized electrons scattered by ferromagnetic metallic glasses and spin polarization of Auger electrons can be explained qualitatively in terms of spin-selective scattering involving intermediate excitation of a transient 3p3d self-screened state. Decay of this state is observed as the main MVV Auger peak. © 1985 The American Physical Society.