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It is shown that by measuring the ratio of the total two-photon ionization rate for circularly polarized light to that for linearly polarized, one can obtain the ratio of the nP to epsilon S and nP to epsilon D bound-free radial matrix elements. Also discussed is the case of three-photon ionization in which the ratio of the nD to epsilon P and nD to epsilon F bound-free radial matrix elements can be obtained.
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P. Lambropoulos (1973) studied this question.
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