J/A+A/437/345       Fe IV radiative transition probabilities      (Nahar+, 2005)
Atomic data from the Iron Project. LIX.
New radiative transition probabilities for Fe IV including fine structure.
    Nahar S.N., Pradhan A.K.
    <Astron. Astrophys. 437, 345 (2005)>
    =2005A&A...437..345N 2005A&A...437..345N        (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Atomic physics
Keywords: atomic processes - line: formation - radiation mechanisms: thermal -
          radiative transfer - ISM: HII regions - radio lines: galaxies
Abstract:
    We present new calculations for transition probabilities of FeIV,
    with much more extensive datasets than heretofore available, for a
    variety of astrophysical applications. The large-scale close coupling
    R-matrix calculations yield 1798 LS bound states with n≤11 and l≤9,
    and corresponding 138121 dipole allowed transitions in the form of
    oscillator strengths f, line strengths S, and A-coefficients. This
    represents the largest R-matrix dataset in LS coupling for any ion
    under either the Opacity Project or the Iron Project. Through
    algebraic transformation of the LS multiplets, a total of 712120
    dipole allowed fine structure transitions for FeIV are obtained.
    Observed transition energies, whenever available, are used together
    with the energy independent line strengths to derive the f- and the
    A-values for improved accuracy; the adopted algorithm used calculated
    energies for the remainder. Present results show significantly better
    accuracy for the important low-lying states than previous
    calculations. Monochromatic and mean opacities for FeIV are computed
    and compared with those obtained using the Opacity Project data. We
    find differences which could have important consequences for several
    astrophysical applications involving low ionization stages of iron.
File Summary:
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 FileName      Lrecl  Records   Explanations
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ReadMe            80        .   This file
table3.dat        42     1798  *Fe IV energy levels
enid-fe4.user     97     1827   Original file for table3.dat
table4.dat        79   138121   Fe IV Oscillator strengths for LS multiplets
fls-fe4.user      79   138145   Original file for table4.dat
fjj-fe4.user      80  1126519   Original file for table6
lifetime.f        79      173   Fortran code for fjj-fe4.user file
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Note on table3.dat: State with * represents incomplete fine structure set total.
   nb of ls-terms=  1798.
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Description of file:
    fjj.fe4.user (Fe IV Oscillator strengths for fine structure transitions)
   1. The first line of each subset corresponds to the LS transition followed
    by the fine structure components. The letter prefix designation of the
    transitional states in the table corresponds to their energy positions,
    as explained in Table 3. The energy unit for the individual states and
    transition for the LS multiplets are in Rydberg. The energies are
    absolute and negative signs are omitted for convenience. However, for
    the fine structure transitions, the energies of the initial and final fine
    structure levels are in unit of cm^-1, while the transitional energy
    differences are in Å unit. The A-values are in s-1.
   2. An asterisk (*) below an LS state indicates an incomplete set of
    observed energy levels, and an asterisk for the transitional energy
    indicates that one or both the levels are missing from the
    observed energy set.
   3. Observed energies are used for all transitions in LS multiplets whenever
    available. An * between Ei and Ef values of the LS terms indicates
    calculated energies are used
   4. An * for the energies of the two transitional fs levels means that one of
    the levels has not been observed. Hence the fs f- and a-values are obtained
    from calculated energies.
   5. An * below the arrow of a transition indicates that the calculated
    transition was in reversed order.
   6. An * on the left of a fine structure transition means that the low and the
    high energy levels belong to the higher  and lower LS terms respectively.
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 Example:
 TRANSITION    Ei        Ef        EDIFF     gi gf   fif        S        aji
            Ry/cm-1  Ry/cm-1   Ry/Å                               s-1
 a6Se->z6Po  4.0200     2.2879    1.732E+00  6  18 4.226E-01 4.392E+00 3.395E+09
             0.000    190226.00      525.69  6   8 1.880E-01 1.952E+00 3.403E+09
             0.000    190008.00      526.29  6   6 1.408E-01 1.464E+00 3.391E+09
             0.000    189885.00      526.63  6   4 9.381E-02 9.759E-01 3.384E+09
 SJJ(sum)=  4.3916E+00
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See also:
    J/A+AS/103/273 : IRON Project II      IR collision strengths of C-like ions
    J/A+A/283/319  : IRON Project III     B-like ions
    J/A+AS/108/1   : IRON Project V       Collision strengths of O-like ions
    J/A+A/293/953  : IRON Project VI      Fe II collision strengths
    J/A+A/293/967  : IRON Project VII     Fe II radiative transitions
    J/A+AS/109/193 : IRON Project VIII    Electron excitation of Ti-like ions
    J/A+AS/119/509 : IRON Project XVII    Radiative transition in Fe III
    J/A+AS/119/523 : IRON Project XVIII   Electron impact for Fe III
    J/A+AS/120/361 : IRON Project XIX     Fe II radiative transitions
    J/A+AS/123/159 : IRON Project XXII    C and O radiative rates
    J/A+AS/123/575 : IRON Project XXIII   Fe XXII excitation rate coefficients
    J/A+AS/126/373 : IRON Project XXVII   Fe IV collision strengths
    J/A+AS/131/499 : IRON Project XXIX    Boron isoelectronic sequence
    J/A+AS/131/153 : IRON Project XXXI    Fe XII electron excitation
    J/A+AS/135/347 : IRON Project XXXV    Fe XXIV & Fe XXV oscillator strengths
    J/A+AS/136/395 : IRON Project XXXVII  Fe VI collision strengths
    J/A+AS/137/165 : IRON Project XXXVIII Fe XV fine-structure transitions
    J/A+AS/143/483 : IRON Project XLII    Fe XXI electron impact excitation
    J/A+AS/144/141 : IRON Project XLIII   Fe V transition probabilities
    J/A+AS/147/111 : IRON Project XLIV    Fe VI trans. prob. & line ratio
    J/A+AS/147/253 : IRON Project XLV     Ar XIII, Fe XXI trans. probabilities
    J/A+A/365/268  : IRON Project XLVII   Ni III electron impact excitation
    J/A+A/372/1078 : IRON Project XLIX    Fe XX electron impact excitation
    J/A+A/372/1083 : IRON Project L       Fe XIX electron impact excitation
    J/A+A/394/753  : IRON Project LI      Fe IX electron impact excitation
    J/A+A/408/789  : IRON Project LIII    Fe XVII transition probabilities
    J/A+A/413/779  : IRON Project LIV     Fe XX transition probabilities
    J/A+A/420/763  : IRON Project LV      Ni II electron impact excitation
    J/A+A/448/779  : IRON Project LXI     Fe IV radiative transitions
    J/A+A/457/721  : IRON Project LXII    Fe XVIII allowed and forbidden trans.
    J/A+A/466/763  : IRON Project LXIII   Fe19+ electron impact excitation
Byte-by-byte Description of file: table3.dat
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   Bytes Format Units   Label     Explanations
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   1- 16  A16   ---     Config    Configuration
  19- 23  A5    ---     SLpi      SLpi term
  30- 38  F9.6  Ry      E         Calculated absolute energy
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: table4.dat
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   Bytes Format Units   Label    Explanations
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   1-  3  I3    ---     Si       S parameter of the ith state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
   5-  6  I2    ---     Li       L parameter of the ith state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
       8  I1    ---     Pi       Parity parameter of the ith state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
  10- 11  I2    ---     i        Energy position of the initial state (1)
  15- 16  I2    ---     Sf       S parameter of the jth state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
  18- 19  I2    ---     Lf       L parameter of the jth state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
      21  I1    ---     Pf       Parity parameter of the jth state of the
                                  transitional symmetry (1)
  23- 24  I2    ---     f        Energy position of the final state (1)
  27- 35  F9.6  Ry      Ei       Energy of the i state
  38- 46  F9.6  Ry      Ef       Energy of the f state
  49- 58  E10.4 ---     fif      f value
      60  A1    ---   n_S        [I] I for Infinity
  61- 70  E10.4 ---     S        ? Line strength (no value when S=Infinity)
  71- 80  E10.4 s-1     Afi      A-value
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Note (1): The first columns represent the transition, SiLiPi(i) -> SjLjPj(j),
           that is, between ith and jth states of the transitional symmetries.
           The integer designation for a state consists of the spin multiplicity
           (2S+1), the total angular momentum L, such as 0 for L=S, 1 for L=P,
           2 for L=D etc., the parity Pi, such as Pi= 0 for an even state and
           Pi= 1 for an odd state, and the energy position of the state (the
           fourth integer).
           For example, 6 0 0 1  6 1 1 1 means 6S(1) -> 6P^o(1), where the
           numbers within parenthesis are the energy position of the states,
           the lowest ones in this case.
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Acknowledgements: Sultana Nahar, nahar.1(at)astronomy.ohio-state.edu
References:
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  1994A&AS..107...29S 1994A&AS..107...29S : IRON Project IV     Electron excitation of F-like ions
  1995A&AS..110..209P 1995A&AS..110..209P : IRON Project IX     Electron excitation of Cl-like ion
  1995A&AS..111..347G 1995A&AS..111..347G : IRON Project X      Si- & S-like ions IR coll. strengths
  1996A&AS..115..151S 1996A&AS..115..151S : IRON Project XI     Ar VI, K VII & CaVIII fine-structure
  1995A&AS..114..367B 1995A&AS..114..367B : IRON Project XII    V-like ions electron excitation
  1996A&AS..115..551B 1996A&AS..115..551B : IRON Project XIII   Ni II & Fe II electron excitation
  1996A&A...309..677S 1996A&A...309..677S : IRON Project XIV    Fe XIV fine-structure transition
  1996A&AS..118..157K 1996A&AS..118..157K : IRON Project XV     He II & Fe XXVI Electron excitation
  1996A&AS..119..105B 1996A&AS..119..105B : IRON Project XVI    Fe V oscillator strengths
  1997A&AS..122..167B 1997A&AS..122..167B : IRON Project XX     Fe I oscillator strengths
  1997A&AS..122..177P 1997A&AS..122..177P : IRON Project XXI    Fe I fine-structure transition
  1997A&AS..126..105B 1997A&AS..126..105B : IRON Project XXIV   Fe XXIV electron excitation
  1998A&AS..127..545B 1998A&AS..127..545B : IRON Project XXV    Fe XII electron excitation
  1997A&AS..126..365B 1997A&AS..126..365B : IRON Project XXVI   Fe IV oscillator strengths
  1998A&AS..129..161B 1998A&AS..129..161B : IRON Project XXVIII F-like ions fine-structure trans.
  1999A&AS..134..369S 1999A&AS..134..369S : IRON Project XXX    P III, S IV & Cl V collision data
  1998A&AS..133..245G 1998A&AS..133..245G : IRON Project XXXII  Ar III effective collision strength
  1999A&AS..135..159M 1999A&AS..135..159M : IRON Project XXXIII Carbon radiative rates
  1999A&AS..136..385E 1999A&AS..136..385E : IRON Project XXXIV  Fe XVI electron impact excitation
  1999A&AS..137..175C 1999A&AS..137..175C : IRON Project XXXVI  Fe XXIII electron excitation
  1999A&AS..137..529B 1999A&AS..137..529B : IRON Project XXXIX  Ni II oscillator strengths
  2000A&AS..141..285S 2000A&AS..141..285S : IRON Project XL     Fe XIV electron excitation
  2000A&AS..142..313B 2000A&AS..142..313B : IRON Project XLI    Fe VII electron excitation
  2001A&A...365..258P 2001A&A...365..258P : IRON Project XLVI   Fe X electron excitation
  2003A&A...401.1177C 2003A&A...401.1177C : IRON Project LII    Ni24 electron excitation
  2005A&A...430..331C 2005A&A...430..331C : IRON Project LVI    Fe XXIII electron excitation
  2005A&A...433..717S 2005A&A...433..717S : IRON Project LVIII  Fe XII electron impact excitation
  2006A&A...446..361W 2006A&A...446..361W : IRON Project LX     Fe17+ electron impact excitation
(End)                                        Patricia Vannier [CDS]  05-Apr-2005