Photoelectric effect - scattering differential cross section

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What is the differential cross section for photo-electric effect? Is there a paper that explains this in more detail?
Thanks in advance for any responses!
 
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yxgao said:
What is the differential cross section for photo-electric effect? Is there a paper that explains this in more detail?
Thanks in advance for any responses!

G. Petite et al. Phys. Rev. B v.45, p.12210 (1992). They also give the cross section for 2-photon, 5-photon, and 10-photon absorption process.

Zz.
 
http://prola.aps.org/pdf/PRB/v45/i21/p12210_1

That one? Which formula?
 
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yxgao said:
http://prola.aps.org/pdf/PRB/v45/i21/p12210_1

That one? Which formula?

Er... you do know what a "differential cross-section" is, don't you? I thought Eq. 1 is that obvious?

Zz.
 
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