Line Identifications and Spectral Diagnostics of Capella and Procyon: Digging Deeper into the spectrum.

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We use new EBIT measurements of Si V-XII, S VI-XIII, Mg VI-XI, and Fe XI-XVI along with recent Flexible Atomic Code (FAC) calculations to identify and benchmark the emission lines from these ions in the 40-120 Angstrom region of Capella and Procyon. This region corresponds to the soft x-ray part of the LETG spectrum, which has a lot of weak unidentified lines, thus greatly reducing the usability of the LETG. Line blending and weak lines contribute to a pseudo-continuum making it hard to use any of the lines in this region as a reliable diagnostic.
High quality spectral grating observations of Capella taken by Chandra and Procyon for calibration purposes have provided us with a unique opportunity to improve the inaccuracies and incompleteness of the atomic data in existing spectral codes.
This work was supported by NASA through Chandra Award AR7-8801X. Work at LLNL was performed under the auspices of DOE under contract DE-AC53-07NA27344.

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