(atomic physics) An electron that is expelled from an atom in the Auger effect.
Auger electron
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- fluorescence yield (atomic physics)
- postcollision interaction (atomic physics)
- Auger effect
- Auger electron spectroscopy
- Coster-Kronig transition (atomic physics)
- radiationless decay
- electron capture
- internal conversion
- Electron-probe microanalysis (biophysics)
- Chemical microscopy (analytical chemistry)
- Channel electron multiplier (atomic and molecular physics)
- Electron diffraction
- Surface physics
- Electron spectroscopy
