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The autoionization of the Ar 2p$^5$ and resonances has been studied both experimentally and theoretically. The effect of the partial collapse of the 3d wave function between the initial and the final state has been investigated with regard to shake probabilities as well as to the structure of the final ionic configuration. The decay probabilities depend strongly on the principal quantum number both of the core-excited Ar*2p$^5$ and state and of the Ar$^+$ 3p$^4$ an’d final state. One of the most striking features is that the 2p$^5$ nd→3p$^4$ nd $εl$ decay is almost completely forbidden for n=

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Decay of the Ar 2p5ndcore resonances: An autoionization spectrum dominated by shake processes