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We present, for the first time, rotationally resolved photoelectron images resulting from the ionization of a polyatomic molecule. Photoelectron angular distributions pertaining to the formation of individual rotational levels of NH3+ have been extracted from the images and analyzed to enable a complete determination of the radial dipole matrix elements and relative phases that describe the ionization dynamics. This determination leads to the deduction of significantly different dynamics from those extracted in previous studies which lacked either angular information or rotational resolution.
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