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The theory of configuration interaction is discussed in relation to molecular states which have sufficient energy to decay by electron emission or pre-dissociation. By considering the effects of electron emission a resonant scattering formalism is developed which is useful for electron-molecule collisions at very low energies. The application of the theory to pre-dissociation is demonstrated by an analysis of the recent study by Barrow et al . of the spectrum of selenium.
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J. N. Bardsley (1968) studied this question.
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