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Table 3

Statistics of our model atoms.

Ion NLTE levels Lines Sample lines

H i 5 10
ii 1
He i 29 69
ii 20 190
iii 1
C iii 58 329
iv 54 295
v 1 0
N iii 34 129
iv 90 546
v 54 297
vi 1 0
O iii 72 322
iv 38 173
v 53 255
vi 54 291
vii 1 0
Ne ii 14 19
iii 14 17
iv 14 24
v 14 18
vi 1 0
Si iii 17 28
iv 16 44
v 25 59
vi 1 0
P iv 15 9
v 18 12
vi 1 0
S iv 20 25
v 23 33
vi 30 42
vii 1 0
Fe iv 5 12 3 102 371
v 7 25 3 266 247
vi 7 25 991 935
vii 1 0
Ni iv 5 14 2 512 561
v 7 25 2 766 664
vi 7 22 7 408 657
vii 1 0

Total 467 1022 20 048 435

Notes. For iron and nickel, we used a statistical superline/superlevel approach (Rauch & Deetjen 2003) in the subsequent NLTE level population calculations. The original number of the so-called “sample lines” from Kurucz’s line list, which are combined to super-lines, is also given.

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