Lines of high excitation in NGC 4151 - New measurements of forbidden Fe X and Fe XIV

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Abundance, Emission Spectra, Galactic Nuclei, Iron, Line Spectra, Molecular Excitation, Astronomical Spectroscopy, Spectrum Analysis

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Measurements of the forbidden Fe X 6374.5 A and Fe XIV 5303 A emission lines in NGC 4151 obtained from high-resolution data are presented. The line blends are analyzed using a quantitative separation technique. It is observed that the forbidden Fe X line emission can be represented by a single component corresponding to the forbidden O I, O III core emission; the forbidden Fe X line emission in NGC 4151 occurs at the emission systemic velocity with a value FWHM of about 200 km/sec. It is detected that the forbidden Fe XIV 5303 emission decreases marginally when both the continuum and the broad Balmer component drop. The forbidden Fe X/Fe XI and Fe XIV/Fe X line ratios are computed and compared with theoretical predictions. It is noted that the ratios do not permit discrimination between collisional and photoionized models.

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