Electron-energy-loss spectra of barium, lanthanum, and cerium in the regions of $3d$-level excitations have been found to show doublet structures associated with each spin-orbit component. The relative intensities of the structures vary systematically with excitation energy. One of the doublet components can in each case be associated with a 3d→4f excitation. For the explanation of the second component we propose a process which involves decay of an intermediate screened 3d⁹4f² state.
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