A theory is presented for the resonant 3 d -band photoemission spectra in Ni on the basis of a hybridized s - and d -band model. The interference effect is taken into account between the 3 p -core electron excitation followed by a super Coster-Kronig decay and the direct 3 d -electron excitation. The photoemission intensities and their spin polarizations both for the 6 eV satellite and Auger peaks are calculated as a function of the incident photon energy ν, and the results are in good agreement with experiments. It is shown that the interference effect is important in explaining the observed ν-dependence of the spin polarization of satellite.
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