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The electronic structure of CoO is studied by resonant inelastic soft x-ray scattering spectroscopy using photon energies across the Co $2p$ absorption edges. The different energy-loss structures in the Raman scattering spectra are identified as due to d-d and charge-transfer excitations. For excitation energies close to the L₃ resonance, the spectral features are dominated by quartet-quartet and quartet-doublet transitions of the 3d⁷ configuration. At excitation energies corresponding to the satellites in the Co $2p$ x-ray-absorption spectrum of CoO, the emission features are instead dominated by charge-transfer transitions to the 3d⁸L^-1 final state. The spectra are interpreted and discussed with the support of simulations within the single-impurity Anderson model with full multiplet effects which are found to yield consistent spectral functions to the experimental data.
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