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The influence of a strong atomic polarizability on photodetachment processes is isolated. In a model study of K^- photodetachment near the 4p1/2, 4p3/2 levels of K, the polarizability (α₄ₚ600a₀³) is shown to cause a striking energy dependence of the parameters which determine the cross section. This study extends the effective range theory of O'Malley, Spruch, and Rosenberg to a broader energy range and to multichannel systems. An appendix provides a derivation of the polarization potential (and correction terms) starting from the electron-atom close-coupling equations, showing some new features.
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Watanabe et al. (1980) studied this question.
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