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Table A.4

Atomic model used in the stellar atmosphere calculations.

Ion Number of levels Number of transitions Ion Number of levels Number of transitions
H I 22 231 Mg III 43 903
H II 1 0 Mg IV 17 136
He I 35 595 Mg V 0 0
He II 26 325 Mg VII 0 0
He III 1 0 Si II 1 0
N II 38 703 Si III 24 276
N III 36 630 Si IV 23 253
N IV 38 703 Si V 1 0
N V 20 190 P IV 12 66
N VI 14 91 P V 11 55
C II 32 496 P VI 1 0
C III 40 780 G II(a) 1 0
C IV 25 300 G III(a) 13 40
C V 29 406 G IV(a) 18 77
C VI 15 105 G V(a) 22 107
O II 37 666 G VI(a) 29 194
O III 33 528 G VII(a) 19 87
O IV 29 406 G VIII(a) 14 49
O V 36 630 G IX(a) 15 56
O VI 16 120 G X(a) 1 0
O VII 0 0 G XI(a) 0 0
O VIII 0 0 G XII(a) 0 0
S III 23 253 G XIII(a) 0 0
S IV 11 55 G XIV(a) 0 0
S V 10 45 G XV(a) 0 0
S VI 1 0 G XVI(a) 0 0
Mg I 1 0 G XVII(a) 0 0
Mg II 32 496

Notes. (a) G denotes a generic atom which incorporates the following iron group elements Fe, Sc, Ti, Cr, Mn, Co, and Ni. The corresponding ions are treated by means of a superlevel approach (for details see Gräfener et al. 2002).

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