All Tables
- Table 1:
Comparing effective quantum numbers
of
observed binding energies
with
computed in stage
STGB of BPRM (
measured from respective Fe XVIII threshold t). Index IJ counts levels within symmetry
in energy order,
* indicating that level J belongs to an incompletely observed multiplet.
- Table 2a:
Sample table of fine structure energy levels of Fe XVII as sets of LS term components;
is the core configuration,
is the effective quantum number.
- Table 2b:
Calculated Fe XVII fine structure levels, table not extended
to symmetries other than
.
This symmetry has Nlv = 20 levels
below
for the core ground state series: 3 Rydberg series (
measured from the respective series limits, E from the core ground state 2P3/2, the first limit).
- Table 3a:
Truncated STGBB output " FVALUE'':
gf-values and Einstein coefficients A for [ 0 0 0 0 2 1]
transitions of Fe XVII [ Z=26, core-Nel=9],
as function of bound state energies RE(
)
and Re(
)
in units of z2 Ry, z = 26-9.
The line strength column S(E1) has been added by hand
(see Eqs. (7), (8)) for the first transition array.
- Table 3b:
Truncated STGBB standard output: array
of Fe XVII, build-up of the dipole transition amplitude
D by the R-matrix code (L[ength] and V[elocity]).
- Table 4:
Sample set of gf-values and electric dipole
transition probabilities A for Fe XVII in
order. Notation
means
.
- Table 5:
Dipole allowed and intercombination transitions in Fe XVII.
The calculated transition energies are replaced by observed energies.
The g:I indices refer to the statistical weight:energy level index in the
raw data file. The notation a(b) means
.
- Table 6:
Comparison of BPRM calculations for decay
to the Fe XVII ground state C1T1 = 2s22p6 1S0with other work.
- Table 7:
The first 89 fine-structure n=2, 3 and 4 levels included in
the EIE calculation by Chen et al. 2003: comparison of calculated and
observed energies in Rydbergs for Fe XVII; "obs'' data are observed
values from NIST; the entries " SS'' ( SS
/ SS
:
without/with inclusion of 2-body magnetic components) and the entries
" MCDF'' are from SUPERSTRUCTURE and GRASP calculations respectively.
- Table 8:
Selected transition probabilities
s of Fe XVII, for electric dipole E1 type transitions also in velocity
formulation as second entries, computed by SUPERSTRUCTURE with and without
2-body FS-terms (columns SS
and SS
)
and MCDF, and miscellaneous results: E1 - from BPRM,
M1 -
s by Bhatia & Doschek (1992)
employing (11) rather than full (10),
E2 - from BPRM.
The quantity aeb stands for
.