= Core-excited shape resonance
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Core-excited shape resonance is a phenomenon observed in the field of quantum mechanics and atomic physics, particularly in the context of electron scattering and the interaction of charged particles with matter. Here’s a summary of the key concepts involved: 1. **Shape Resonance**: This term generally refers to a type of resonance that occurs when an incoming particle experiences a potential barrier and the shape of the potential allows for the temporary trapping of the particle, leading to an enhancement of scattering processes.
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