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X-ray photoemmission measurements on a variety of polar materials yield core level widths that are considerably broader and more dependent on chemical environment than those determined from x-ray emission measurements. This result indicates that in these materials there are significant nonlifetime contributions to intrinsic photoemmission linewidths.
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Citrin et al. (1974) studied this question.
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