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The Auger rates, x-ray rates, and fluorescence yields are presented for elements Z=4-54 when a vacancy is in the K shell. Numerical calculations have been performed using the Hartree-Fock-Slater approach with Kohn-Sham and Gaspar exchange. Comparisons of different exchange approximations on the Auger and x-ray total transition rates and the fluorescence yields are reported. The differences are found to be {} 10-20% at low Z and to decrease with increasing Z.
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