Table 1:
Summary of the extended model atom. The iron-group ions (Fe)
are described by a relatively small number of super-levels, each
representing a large number of true atomic energy levels (sub-levels).
In the present work we also apply a smaller model atom, where
the iron-group ions are restricted to Fe II-Fe X with Fe X
represented by one auxiliary level.
Ion |
Levels |
|
Ion |
Super-levels |
Sub-levels |
He I |
17 |
|
Fe II |
1 |
1 |
He II |
16 |
|
Fe III |
8 |
14 188 |
He III |
1 |
|
Fe IV |
18 |
30 122 |
C I |
2 |
|
Fe V |
19 |
19 804 |
C II |
32 |
|
Fe VI |
18 |
15 155 |
C III |
40 |
|
Fe VII |
16 |
11 867 |
C IV |
54 |
|
Fe VIII |
10 |
8669 |
C V |
1 |
|
Fe IX |
11 |
12 366 |
O II |
3 |
|
Fe X |
9 |
761 |
O III |
33 |
|
Fe XI |
9 |
1143 |
O IV |
25 |
|
Fe XII |
9 |
894 |
O V |
36 |
|
Fe XIII |
9 |
797 |
O VI |
15 |
|
Fe XIV |
9 |
589 |
O VII |
1 |
|
Fe XV |
7 |
253 |
Si III |
10 |
|
Fe XVI |
6 |
31 |
Si IV |
7 |
|
Fe XVII |
1 |
1 |
Si V |
1 |
|
|
|
|
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