Level populations and line intensity ratios for transitions between the 1s2 2s2 2p2 and 1s2 2s 2p3 configurations of carbon-like ions

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Astrophysics, Atomic Energy Levels, Ion Density (Concentration), Line Spectra, Transition Probabilities, Carbon, Cosmic Plasma, Electron Energy, Magnesium, Nebulae, Neon, Silicon, Tables (Data), Wave Functions

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The transition probabilities for transitions between the 1s22s22p2 and 1s22s2p3 configurations of carbon-like ions have been calculated using configuration interaction wave functions in the CIV3 program. Using these values together with the experimental threshold energies and earlier reported R-matrix data for the effective collision strengths, populations of the lowest 15 excited levels of the carbon-like ions are calculated. The results are tabulated at a series of electron temperatures and densities for Ne V, Mg VII, and Si IX.

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