Isolated core excitation of high orbital quantum number Rydberg states of ytterbium
arXiv:2005.09552 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.103.022806
Abstract
We study isolated core excitation of ultra cold ytterbium Rydberg atoms of high orbital quantum number. Measurements were performed on the transition with . The extracted energy shifts and autoionization rates are in good agreement with a model based on independant electrons, taking into account interactions in a perturbative approach. We reveal a particularly long persistence of the autoionization rates with the orbital quantum number, explained by the strong coupling of the autoionizing state with the continua compared to previously studied divalent atoms.
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