Monochromatized synchrotron radiation near the photoionization threshold was used to produce the 2p3/2^-1 vacancy state in atomic Xe. Deexcitation of the state through L₃-M₄M₅(¹G₄) Auger-electron emission was measured. The $5d$ spectator-electron Auger satellite was observed. The satellite energy exhibits linear dispersion as a function of the photon energy of the exciting radiation. The observed width of the ¹G diagram line decreases by {~} 40% at threshold. This radiationless process can thus be construed as the Auger analog of the x-ray resonant Raman effect.
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