Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics
Scientific paper
2004-09-08
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astrophysics
10 pages, 1 figire, submitted to Astronomy and Astrophysics
Scientific paper
We present new calculations for transition probabilities of Fe IV, with much more extensive datasets than heretofore available. The large-scale close coupling R-matrix calculations yield 1,798 LS bound states with n $\leq$ 11 and $l \leq$ 9, and corresponding transition probabilities for 138,121 dipole allowed transitions in the form of oscillator strengths $f$, line strengths $S$, and A-coeffficients for a variety of applications. 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 712,120 dipole allowed fine structure transitions for Fe IV are obtained. Observed transition energies are used together with the energy independent line strengths to derive the $f$- and the $A$-values; 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 Fe IV 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.
Nahar Sultana N.
Pradhan Anil Kumar
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