Abstract

Phase-shifted-channel, multichannel quantum-defect theory parameters and complex quantum defects are shown to be convenient for comparisons of theoretical studies (which lead to a set of eigen quantum defects ${\overline{\mu }}_{\alpha }$ and a transformation matrix U) with experimental determinations of resonance energies and linewidths, using the autoionizing Rydberg series of Xe as a specific example.

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