Study Valence Band of Iron: Spin-Resolved Photoemission & Inverse Photoemission

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Hi Community!
I have to study the valence bad of Iron.
Could anyone suggest me some articles where spin-resolved photoemission and inverse photoemission experiments are presented? Obviously textbooks are welcome too :smile:

Thanks!
 
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Thanks for your answer Olgranpappy, but I still trust more in physical persons rather than algorithms that's why I asked here.

Moreover papers on this subject are not for free and so it's better to have clear ideas of what to buy.
 
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