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Table 3:

The measured Si II Stark widths.
Transition $\lambda$ (nm) T $W_{\rm m}$ d e f g h i j k z
$\rm 3s3p^2 ~^2D_{3/2}{-} 3s^24f~^2F^{\circ}_{5/2}$ 207.202 15.6 12.0 $\pm$ 3.4                  
$\rm 3s3p^2 ~^2D_{5/2}{-} 3s^24f~^2F^{\circ}_{7/2}$ 207.270 15.6 10.0 $\pm$ 3.0                  
$\rm 3s^23d ~^2D_{3/2}{-} 3s^25f~^2F^{\circ}_{5/2}$ 290.428 15.6 311 $\pm$ 62                  
$\rm 3s^23d ~^2D_{5/2}{-} 3s^25f~^2F^{\circ}_{7/2}$ 290.569 15.6 349 $\pm$ 70                  
$\rm 3s3p^2 ~^2D_{3/2}{-} 3s^24p~^2P^{\circ}_{3/2}$ 385.366 15.0 53.5 $\pm$ 9.2  52 57              
$\rm 3s3p^2 ~^2D_{5/2}{-} 3s^24p~^2P^{\circ}_{3/2}$ 385.602 15.0 49.0 $\pm$ 6.8  50 51    68   107 100 56  73
$\rm 3s3p^2 ~^2D_{3/2}{-} 3s^24p~^2P^{\circ}_{1/2}$ 386.260 15.0 43.0 $\pm$ 6.8  50 51    68   105  98 48  76
$\rm 3s^23d ~^2D_{3/2}{-} 3s^24f~^2F^{\circ}_{5/2}$ 412.807 15.0 105 $\pm$ 11  97   131  96   158      
$\rm 3s^23d ~^2D_{5/2}{-} 3s^24f~^2F^{\circ}_{7/2}$ 413.089 15.0 120 $\pm$ 14 101   147  96   160      
$\rm 3s^24p ~^2P^{\circ}_{1/2}{-} 3s^24d~^2D_{3/2}$ 504.103 15.0 229 $\pm$ 45 254   164 242 390 253      
$\rm 3s^24p ~^2P^{\circ}_{3/2}{-} 3s^24d~^2D_{5/2}$ 505.598 15.0 250 $\pm$ 50 258   204 240 453 269      
$\rm 3s^24p ~^2P^{\circ}_{1/2}{-} 3s^25s~^2S_{1/2}$ 595.756 12.5 292 $\pm$ 58 272     304 369 278      
$\rm 3s^24p ~^2P^{\circ}_{3/2}{-} 3s^25s~^2S_{1/2}$ 597.893 12.5 276 $\pm$ 55 278       408 275      
$\rm 3s^24s ~^2S_{1/2}{-} 3s^24p~^2P^{\circ}_{3/2}$ 634.710 12.5 185 $\pm$ 37 113   125 124   196 214   244
$\rm 3s^24s ~^2S_{1/2}{-} 3s^24p~^2P^{\circ}_{1/2}$ 637.136 12.5 187 $\pm$ 37  99   123 110   193 222 82 234

Note 3. Our measured Si II Stark FWHM ($W_{\rm m}$ in pm) at given T (in 103 K $\pm$14%) and $N =1\times 10^{23}$ m $^{-3} \pm 13\%$, with estimated accuracies. The W (in pm) values from other experiments are also given: d (Gonzalez et al. 2002), e (Wollschläger et al. 1997), f (Peréz et al. 1993), g (Lesage et al. 1983), h (Kusch & Schröder 1982), i (Lesage et al., 1977), j (Chiang & Griem 1978), k (Puric et al. 1974), and z (Konjevic et al. 1970) obtained at the following T and N: d (T=18 000 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), e (T=14 300 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), f (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), g (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), h (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), i (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), j (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), k (T=16 400 K, $N=1.0\times 10^{23}$ m-3), and z (T=8 500 K, $N =
1.82 \times 10^{23}$ m-3). Atomic data are taken from NIST.


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