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Table 1

Atoms and ions included in the NLTE and line force calculations.

Ion Level Data Range Ion Level Data Range Ion Level Data Range Ion Level Data Range
H I 9 1/2 Ne I 15 2/3 <25 Al I 10 1/3 <25 Ar II 21 2/3 <25
H II 1 1 Ne II 15 1/3 <50 Al II 16 1/3 <50 Ar III 25 2/3,15 <80
He I 14 1/3 <90 Ne III 14 1/3,15 Al III 14 2/3 <99 Ar IV 19 2/3 <80
He II 14 1/3 Ne IV 12 1/3,15 Al IV 14 2/15 <99 Ar V 16 11/3 <80
He III 1 1 Ne V 17 6/3,15 Al V 16 2/3,15 <99 Ar VI 11 2/3 <80
C I 26 1/3 <25 Ne VI 11 2/3,15 Al VI 1 2/4 25–98 Ar VII 1 2/3 <80
C II 14 1/3,4 <50 Ne VII 16 7/4 >25 Si II 12 1/3,15 <50 Ca II 16 2/3,15 <50
C III 23 1/3,4 Ne VIII 16 8,12/4 >80 Si III 12 1/3 Ca III 14 2/3 <50
C IV 25 1/3,4,15 Ne IX 1 2/4 >99 Si IV 13 1/3,15 Ca IV 20 2/3,15 <50
C V 11 5/4 Na I 14 2/3 <25 Si V 15 2/15 Ca V 22 2/3,15 <50
C VI 1 2/2 >25 Na II 13 2/3 <50 Si VI 17 2/4 >25 Ca VI 1 2/3 <50
N I 21 1/3 <25 Na III 14 2/3,15 <90 Si VII 25 2/4 >50 Fe I 38 1/3 <25
N II 14 1/3,4,15 <50 Na IV 18 2/3,15 <90 Si VIII 1 2/4 >99 Fe II 35 1/3 <25
N III 32 1/3,4,15 Na V 16 2/3,15 <90 P II 10 9/3 <25 Fe III 29 2,16/3 <50
N IV 23 1/3,4,15 Na VI 1 2/3,15 25–90 P III 16 9/3,15 <80 Fe IV 32 17,18/3 <90
N V 16 1/3,4 Mg II 14 1/3 <25 P IV 17 9/3 Fe V 30 13/3
N VI 15 5/3,4,15 Mg III 14 2/15 P V 21 9/3,15 Fe VI 27 2,19/3
N VII 1 2/4 >25 Mg IV 14 2/3,15 P VI 14 9/15 Fe VII 29 14/3
O I 12 1/3,4 <25 Mg V 13 2/3,15 P VII 1 9/3 >25 Fe VIII 22 2/15 >50
O II 50 1/3,15 <50 Mg VI 12 2/3,15 >25 S II 14 1/3,15 <50 Fe IX 34 2/15 >50
O III 29 1/3,4 Mg VII 12 6/4 >50 S III 10 1/3,15 <50 Fe X 28 2/15 >80
O IV 39 1/3,4,15 Mg VIII 1 2/4 >80 S IV 18 2/3 <50 Fe XI 1 2/3 >90
O V 14 1/3,4,15 S V 14 10/3 <50 Ni II 36 1/3 <25
O VI 20 1/3,4,15 S VI 16 1/3,15 <50 Ni III 36 1/3 <50
O VII 15 5/4 >25 S VII 1 2/3 <50 Ni IV 38 1/3 <50
O VIII 1 2/4 >50 Ni V 48 1/3 <50
Ni VI 1 1/3 <50

Notes. The column “Level” lists a total number of individual levels and superlevels. The column “Data” gives the source of data for NLTE (a) and for line radiative force calculations (b) in a format of ab. The column “Range” gives the temperature range (in kK) in which the given ion is included in calculations. A blank item means that the ion is always included.

References. Sources of atomic data: (1) TLUSTY, (2) Opacity and Iron Projects, (3) VALD, (4) NIST, (5) Fernley et al. (1987), (6) Luo & Pradhan (1989), (7) Tully et al. (1990), (8) Peach et al. (1988), (9) Pauldrach et al. (2001), (10) Butler et al. (1993), (11) Nahar & Pradhan (1993), (12) Nahar & Pradhan (2006), (13) Nahar & Pradhan (1994), (14) Sawey & Berrington (1992), (15) Kurucz, (16) Zhang (1996), (17) Bautista & Pradhan (1997), (18) Zhang & Pradhan (1997), (19) Chen & Pradhan (1999).

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