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Title: Absolute transition probabilities of Al I and Al II spectral lines and intensity ratios within multiplets


Authors: V. Vujnovic, K. Blagoev, C. F\"urböck, T. Neger, and H. Jäger

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Table 1:
Lifetimes ($\tau$) of neutral and ionized aluminum. If more than one source is cited, an average of the lifetimes was taken.

Table 2:
Al~I-Intensity ratios within multiplets, and transition probabilities
for the simple part of the Grotrian diagram. According to Kaufman and Martin (1991) 
the level $3s^24d\:^2\!D$ is designated as $y\,D$, and all
higher $d$ levels  acquire numbers for one less than previously (5$d$ goes to
4$d$, and so on).

Table 3:
Al~I-Intensity ratios within multiplets for the complex part of the Grotrian diagram.

Table 4:
Al~II-Intensity ratios within multiplets.

Table 5:
Al~II-Branching ratios and transition probabilities ($A_{ki})$. The value for the transition probability of the Al~II 3900.675  \AA{} line was taken over from the work of Tayal and Hibbert (1984) (for procedure see discussion in paper).

Table 6:
Al~II-Transition probabilities ($A_{ki}$) calculated using results of other authors. If more than one source is cited, an average of the transition probabilities was taken.

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