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The angular distribution of the photoelectron yield excited by two coherently related photon beams has been calculated and measured. Dynamical Bragg diffraction from a Ge(111) single crystal was used to generate the two beams, and L-shell photoelectron yields from an I overlayer were measured with a variable-angular-acceptance detector. The use of two-beam photoelectric excitation to understand final-state angular momentum symmetry is demonstrated.
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Berman et al. (1989) studied this question.
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