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The relativistic formulation is given for the angular distribution of the electrons produced in the photoionization by linearly polarized photons and the distribution of photons of a particular polarization produced in the inverse process of radiative recombination. The electrons are treated as moving in a self-consistent Hartree-Slater central potential. Results are given for the radiative recombination onto heliumlike nickel and neonlike barium for electrons in the energy range below 100 keV.
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