The question of whether the central-field approximation is a suitable vehicle for accounting for core-excitation effects is revisited. It is concluded that the errors that this model makes in inner-shell excitation energies can be smaller than suggested by Crance and Aymar [J. Phys. B 20, L155 (1987)].
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