Table 4
Number of non-LTE levels and lines of model ions used for line formation calculations of metals.
| III | IV | V | VI | VII | ||||
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| C | 6, 4 | 54, 279 | ||||||
| N | 1, 0 | 76, 405 | 54, 297 | |||||
| O | 83, 637 | 105, 671 | 54, 280 | |||||
| Ne | 14, 18 | 14, 30 | 15, 27 | |||||
| Si | 30, 102 | 25, 59 | 45, 193 | 61, 138 | ||||
| P | 3, 0 | 21, 9 | 18, 12 | |||||
| S | 39, 107 | 25, 48 | 38, 120 | |||||
| Ar | 4, 0 | 48, 225 | 40, 130 | |||||
Notes. First and second number of each table entry denote the number of levels and lines, respectively. Not listed for each element is the highest considered ionization stage, which comprises its ground state only. See the text for the treatment of iron and nickel.
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