Demonstrates ultrafast dissociation in core-ionized dications, highlighting potential applications in chemistry.
, demonstrating that this core-ionized state dissociates on a time scale comparable to or shorter than the Br 3d core-hole lifetime. This strong repulsion likely arises from configuration mixing involving the 4sσ hole with 2h-1p valence-hole configurations, which generates a steeply repulsive potential. These observations constitute the evidence of ultrafast dissociation in a core-ionized state and show that a doubly charged state bearing a core hole can generate a strongly repulsive potential curve under appropriate valence-hole conditions.
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