Table 2: Atomic parameters of the spectral lines employed in the Ca stratification analysis.

Ion
$\lambda $ (Å) $E_{\rm i}$ (eV) $\log~{gf}$ $\log~\gamma_{\rm St}$ Reference
Ca II 3158.869 3.123 0.241 -4.90 T
Ca II 3933.655 0.000 0.105 -5.73 T
Ca I 4226.728 0.000 0.244 -6.03 SG
Ca II 5021.138 7.515 -1.207 -4.61 SMP
Ca II 5339.188 8.438 -0.079 -3.70 SMP
Ca I 5857.451 2.933 0.240 -5.42 S
Ca I 5867.562 2.933 -1.570 -4.70 S
Ca I 6122.217 1.896 -0.316 -5.32 SO
Ca I 6162.173 1.899 -0.090 -5.32 SO
Ca I 6163.755 2.521 -1.286 -5.00 SR
Ca I 6166.439 2.521 -1.142 -5.00 SR
Ca I 6169.042 2.253 -0.797 -5.00 SR
Ca I 6169.563 2.256 -0.478 -4.99 SR
Ca I 6449.808 2.521 -0.502 -6.07 SR
Ca I 6455.598 2.523 -1.340 -6.07 S
Ca II 6456.875 8.438 0.410 -3.70 SMP
Ca I 6462.567 2.523 0.262 -6.07 SR
Ca I 6471.662 2.526 -0.686 -6.07 SR
Ca II 8248.796 7.515 0.556 -4.60 SMP
Ca II 8254.721 7.515 -0.398 -4.60 SMP
Ca II 8498.023 1.692 -1.416 -5.70 T
Ca II 8912.068 7.047 0.637 -5.10 SMP
Ca II 8927.356 7.050 0.811 -5.10 SMP
The columns give the ion designation, central wavelength of the transition, the excitation potential of the lower level, oscillator strength, the Stark damping constant, and the reference for the oscillator strength. References. T - Teodosiou (1989); SG - Smith & Gallagher (1966); SMP - Seaton et al. (1994); S - Smith (1988); SO - Smith & O'Neil (1975); SR - Smith & Raggett (1981).

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