Energy and helicity-dependent absolute photoabsorption cross sections at the Fe L2,3 edge, measured in transmission from a supported ultrathin Fe film, are presented. These cross sections and semiempirical total-electron-yield (TEY) equations are used to show that the effects of saturation/self-absorption in the TEY spectra, as reflected in the quantitative evaluation of magnetic moments, can be quite severe. These conclusions are confirmed by directly comparing the data obtained simultaneously by TEY and transmission.
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