Spontaneous Electron Emission from Hot Silver Dimer Anions: Breakdown of the Born-Oppenheimer Approximation

E. K. Anderson(Aarhus University), H. T. Schmidt(Stockholm University), Gustav Eklund(Stockholm University), Åsa Larson(Stockholm University), H. Cederquist(Stockholm University), Henning Zettergren(Stockholm University), Alice F. Schmidt-May(Stockholm University), Klavs Hansen(KU Leuven), K. C. Chartkunchand(Stockholm University), P K Najeeb(Stockholm University), S. Rosén(Stockholm University)
Physical Review Letters
April 27, 2020
10.1103/physrevlett.124.173001
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