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Photoionization of atomic krypton confined in the fullerene C60

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In this article, the combined effects of interchannel coupling, relativistic interactions and endohedral confinement on the photoionization of atomic Kr are studied, and the confinement of the Kr atom placed at the centre of the C60 cage is modelled by placing the atom inside an annular spherical potential.
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The combined effects of interchannel coupling, relativistic interactions and endohedral confinement on the photoionization of atomic Kr are studied. The confinement of the Kr atom placed at the centre of the C60 cage is modelled by placing the atom inside an annular spherical potential. Cross sections for the photoionization and angular distribution of photoelectrons from the 4p, 4s, 3d and 3p subshells are reported within the framework of the relativistic-random-phase approximation.

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