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Table 3

Single Auger decay (SAD) rates (in s-1), direct double Auger decay (DDAD) rates (in s-1), branching ratios (BR) (%) of DDAD relative to the total Auger process, and the natural lifetime widths (in meV) of the O+1s → 2p excited states.

Width (meV)

Terms SAD (s-1) DDAD (s-1) BR (%) This work Expt.a Other theories

1s2s22p4 2.001[14] 1.200[13] 5.66 140 158(20) 112b, 134c, 148d, 134e
1s2s22p4 2.415[14] 1.452[13] 5.67 169 159(30), 86(60) 134b, 159c, 163c, 165d, 160e
1s2s22p4 1.710[14] 1.041[13] 5.74 119 107(20) 103b, 125c, 126c, 133d, 114e
1s2s22p4 2.200[14] 1.315[13] 5.64 154 430(200) 128b, 154c, 160d, 150e
1s2s(3S)2p5 4P◦ 1.580[14] 9.971[12] 5.94 111 93b
1s2s(3S)2p5 2P◦ 2.060[14] 1.308[13] 5.97 144
1s2s(1S)2p5 2P◦ 1.205[14] 8.058[12] 6.27 85

Notes. The natural widths are compared with the experimental as well as theoretical results available in the literature. The numbers in brackets of SAD and DDAD rates indicate powers of ten. The numbers in parentheses for the experimental determinations of the widths are the estimated uncertainties in meV.

(a)

From Bizau et al. (2015), experimental observation.

(b)

R-matrix computation from Zeng et al. (2004).

(c)

R-matrix computation from Bizau et al. (2015).

(d)

R-matrix computation from Garcia et al. (2005).

(e)

HFR computation from Garcia et al. (2005).

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