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Table 6

Classified transitions of Nd III originating from the 4f35d, 4f36s, and 4f36p configurations in the Nd–Ar PDL FT spectra (extract).

S/N Int. 𝑔uA log(𝑔/ƒ) FWHM σobs σRitz σobsσRitz Lower level Upper level Eı Eu Note
(arb.) (s−1) (cm−1) (cm−1) (cm−1) (cm−1) (Å) Config. TermJ Config. TermJ (cm−1) (cm−1)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)
10 120 1.3 × 107 −2.14 0.251 51 599.527(28) 51 599.538(9) −0.011 1937.3641(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 58 4f3(4I°)6p 3I7 18 861.064 70460.602 B/W
5 68 6.1 × 108 −0.42 0.259 49 192.654(29) 49 192.658(8) −0.004 2032.1699(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 56 4f3(4I°)6p 3I5 15 158.154 64 350.812
8 36 5.0 × 108 −0.51 0.177 48 981.473(32) 48 981.477(6) −0.004 2040.9327(2) 4f3(4I°)5d 55 4f3(4I°)6p 5H4 15 262.437 64 243.914
5 32 7.4 × 108 −0.32 0.158 48402.467(24) 48402.455(7) 0.012 2065.3510(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 59 4f3(4I°)6p 3K8 22 197.115 70 599.570
6 40 6.5 × 108 −0.38 0.179 48 096.502(21) 48 096.490(6) 0.012 2078.4914(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 58 4f3(4I°)6p 3K7 20410.897 68 507.387
13 90 9.2 × 108 −0.22 0.159 48 070.793(10) 48 070.798(7) −0.005 2079.6024(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 57 4f3(4I°)6p 5H6 16952.835 65 023.633
13 110 2.5 × 109 0.21 0.193 47943.883(10) 47 943.894(8) −0.011 2085.1076(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 59 4f3(4I°)6p 5K7 22 197.115 70141.009
8 64 1.1 × 109 −0.14 0.221 47 891.776(17) 47 891.767(7) 0.009 2087.3774(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 58 4f3(4I°)6p 5K8 20410.897 68 302.664
7 42 4.8 × 108 −0.50 0.166 47 856.459(17) 47 856.449(7) 0.010 2088.9181(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 58 4f3(4I°)6p 5H7 18 861.064 66717.513
3 28 2.8 × 108 −0.74 0.275 47 840.961(53) 47 840.953(6) 0.008 2089.5948(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 57 4f3(4I°)6p 5I7 18 656.272 66497.225
7 56 5.7 × 108 −0.43 0.233 47 795.548(20) 47 795.540(6) 0.008 2091.5805(2) 4f3(4I°)5d 57 4f3(4I°)6p 3ĸ6 18 656.272 66451.812
15 140 1.4 × 109 −0.03 0.214 47 636.162(10) 47 636.161(8) 0.001 2098.5793(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 58 4f3(4I°)6p 5I7 18 861.064 66497.225
26 190 3.3 × 109 0.34 0.224 47 442.932(7) 47 442.932(7) 0.000 2107.1276(3) 4f3(4I°)5d 59 4f3(4I°)6p 5ĸ8 20 859.732 68 302.664
39 2000 1.1 × 107 −1.17 0.150 15 578.912(4) 15 578.909(4) 0.003 6417.1610(14) 4f4 3K26 4f3(2H2°)5d 36 14064.277 29 643.186
15 910 7.1 × 106 −1.34 0.123 15 322.669(10) 15 322.666(7) 0.003 6524.4769(28) 4f4 3K28 4f3(2H2°)5d 37 16459.136 31781.802
12 800 5.9 × 105 −2.42 0.128 15 317.632(13) 15 317.640(4) −0.008 6526.6177(15) 4f4 5I8 4f3(4I°)5d 58 5093.257 20410.897
312 21 000 5.8 × 106 −1.43 0.178 15 262.437(2) 15 262.437(2) 0.000 6550.2241(9) 4f4 5I4 4f3(4I°)5d 55 0.000 15 262.437
12 820 6.3 × 105 −2.37 0.141 14941.721(13) 14941.724(3) −0.003 6690.8208(13) 4f4 5I7 4f3(4I°)5d 57 3714.548 18 656.272
5 220 2.3 × 106 −1.80 0.089 14 822.931(26) 14 822.913(6) 0.018 6744.4506(26) 4f4 5G5 4f3(2H2°)5d 34 18 313.004 33 135.917 B/W
13 1000 1.9 × 106 −1.88 0.145 14715.629(12) 14715.620(9) 0.009 6793.6253(40) 4f4 5F3 4f3(4I°)5d 34 11424.605 26 140.225
12 1000 4.5 × 105 −2.50 0.136 14550.517(13) 14 550.524(7) −0.007 6870.7090(34) 4f4 5I6 4f3(4I°)5d 56 2387.544 16938.068
6 590 3.2 × 106 −1.64 0.151 14489.386(13) 14489.379(5) 0.007 6899.7035(22) 4f4 3K27 4f3(2H2°)5d 36 15 153.807 29 643.186
4 430 2.3 × 105 −2.76 0.134 14 124.631(17) 14 124.643(3) −0.012 7077.8735(15) 4f4 5I5 4f3(4I°)5d 55 1137.794 15 262.437
11 2500 6.3 × 106 −1.28 0.130 13460.188(15) 13 460.183(8) 0.005 7427.2738(46) 4f4 5F5 4f3(4I°)5d 56 13 210.278 26670.461
6 1200 1.8 × 106 −1.80 0.110 13 117.264(12) 13 117.264(12) 0.000 7621.4430(70) 4f4 5F2 4f3(4I°)5d 33 10773.962 23 891.226
4 2000 3.8 × 106 −1.45 0.187 12697.081(22) 12697.085(11) −0.004 7873.6573(68) 4f4 5F4 4f3(4I°)5d 55 12 181.327 24 878.412

Notes. (1) Signal-to-noise ratio, (2) approximate relative intensity corresponding to relative photon fluxes, (3)–(4) weighted transition probability and log of the weighted (absorption) oscillator strength calculated using the Cowan code, where 𝑔u and 𝑔l refer to statistical weights of the upper and lower energy levels, respectively, (5) full width at half maximum of the fitted line, (6)–(7) observed wavenumber and Ritz wavenumber from level optimisation, (8) wavenumber difference between observed and Ritz values, (9) air Ritz wavelength converted using the three-term dispersion formula from Peck & Reeder (1972), (10)–(13) energy levels associated with the transition, their energies are in Cols. (14)–(15), respectively, and (16) contains comments of the observed transition, where ‘B/W’ indicates a blended or weak line with unreliable wavenumber and intensity, which was omitted from level optimisation. Standard uncertainties of values in Cols. (6), (7), and (9) are in parentheses in units of the final decimal place. The full version of this table is available at the CDS.

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