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The process of photon induced vacancy creation in atomic inner
shell and decay of the vacancy by prompt x-ray emission is called
x-ray fluorescence (XRF). XRF studies have vast applications in the
fields of elemental analysis, nuclear, atomic and molecular
Physics. The book deals with vacancy alignment in atomic inner
shells. As both, the theoretical evaluations and the experimental
findings of alignment, involve photoionization cross-sections at
specific energies, this book therefore, provides a computer program
"LSPICS" to generate L sub-shell photo-ionization cross-sections. A
detailed stress is given on quantum based alignment evaluations and
predominating corrections at energies of experimental interest. On
experimental side, it provides details of XRF set ups including
thorough treatments of each X-ray emission and analysis to remove
the existing ambiguity among different research groups. The book
brings together in-depth discussions of x-ray analysis and quantum
approximations. The book is designed to be of interest to
spectroscopists, Physicists, Biologists, metallurgists,
researchers, upper-level undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate
students in these disciplines.
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