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It is pointed out that the quasiparticle picture, which has been found to be valid for both outer valence and core electrons and is commonly used in atomic, molecular and solid-state physics, may completely break down in the inner valence region. Many-body calculations of inner valence ionisation potentials and their relative intensities are reported for several atomic and molecular systems. The calculations demonstrate that the absence of quasiparticles is a common phenomenon.
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Cederbaum et al. (1977) studied this question.
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