  When an electron is emitted from a sub-valence shell, a vacancy is created
and there is a not-null probability for different post collisional ionization
(PCI) processes giving rise to a higher target charge state. It is reasonable
to consider that PCI is a time-delayed electron emission and, therefore,
independent of the projectile. We include the tables of the branching ratios of
$0-6$ post-collisionally emitted electrons after single ionization of Ne, Ar,
Kr and Xe in different inner shells. These values have already been employed
with good results in previous calculations of multiple ionization of rare gases
by electrons, positron, protons, antiprotons and different positive ions (see
the text and references therein). These tables and explanation is included in
[Montanari C C and Miraglia J E 2014, \textit{J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys.}
{\bf 45}, 105203].
