A non-Hermitian eigenvalue equation is proposed to determine binding energies and widths of core excitons in semiconductors, taking into account the time dependence of screening effects through the dielectric matrix ε^-1(→r, →r^';ω). Deviations from static screening contribute both an increase of the binding energy and a narrowing of the Auger width. Numerical estimates of both effects for the Si $2p$ transition give qualitative agreement with experimental data when the exciton size is reduced by band-structure effects.
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