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Table 2.

Atomic databases and references used for the sources of energy levels and radiative and collisional b−b and b−f transitions used for each species in our model atoms for Na, Mg, Al and Si.

Species Energy levels b−b rad. transitions b−f rad. transitions b−b e col. transitions b−f e col. transitions b−b H col. transitions CT H col. transitions
Na I 139
NIST
443
NIST
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 BAR10 BAR10
Na II 150
NIST
141
NIST
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 DRW68
Mg I 229
NIST
1692
VALD3
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62+
ZAT09
SEA62 BEL12+
GUI15
BEL12+
GUI15
Mg II 82
NIST
578
VALD3
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 DRW68
Al I 136
NIST+VALD3
+Kurucz database
223
NIST+VALD3
+Kurucz database
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 BEL13 BEL13
Al II 217
NIST
2320
VALD3
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 DRW68
Si I 296
VALD3
9503
VALD3
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 BEL14 BEL14
Si I 96
VALD3
1019
VALD3
TOPBASE
+KRA68
SEA62 SEA62 DRW68

Notes. Abbreviations correspond to the following references: KRA68, Travis & Matsushima (1968); SEA62, Seaton (1962a); BAR10, Barklem et al. (2010); DRW68, Drawin (1968, 1969a); ZAT09, Zatsarinny et al. (2009); BEL12, Belyaev et al. (2012); GUI15, Guitou et al. (2015); BEL13, Belyaev (2013); BEL14, Belyaev et al. (2014).

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