The on-line NORAD-Atomic-Data
based at the Ohio State University contains large amount calculated
atomic data relevant to various radiative and collisional atomic processes,
such as, excitation of energies, photoionization, electron-ion recombination,
radiative transitions, lifetimes, etc relevant to astrophysical and
laboratory plasmas. They are obtained mainly from large scale R-MATRIX
calculations and some from atomic structure program SUPERSTRUCTURE carried
out at the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) by Nahar et al
Each datafile contains the reference of the data. The referenced
papers are available at Research
Publications
Contents of Atomic Data files are:
- i) Energies,
- ii) Oscillator Strengths, transition probabilities for allowed and
forbidden transitions,
- iii) Photoionization cross sections,
- iv) Electron-Ion Recombination cross sections and rate coefficients,
- v) Lifetimes,
Recent enhancements are: following additional data are being added
to the database
- vi) spectral points with transition energies (independent of plasma environment)
- vii) Collision Strengths (OMEGA) (limited data),
- viii) Experimental energies and lines,
- ix) Experimental photoionization cross sections
- x) Interactive Line-ratios calculation for astrophysical spectra using
NORAD-Atomic-Data
A significant part of the atomic data were obtained under the two
international collaborations,
the Opacity
Project (OP), and
the Iron
Project (IP).
- NORAD-Atomic-Data are either new/updated over those from the OP and IP
available at databases
TOPbase,
TIPbase
- You may be interested in the monochromatice opacity data and codes from
the OP and IP at OPserver at Ohio Supercomputer Center site:
OPserver
The atomic processes are considered for large number of energy levels,
typically going up to n=10 that are needed for complete astrophysical models,
diagnostics of astrophysical and laboratory plasma. Hence each ion has
significant amount of data.
Current data at NORAD-Atomic-Data:
The database includes:
-Radiative atomic data for:
181 [102 in Table 1 with Z=1-28 + 80 in
Table 2 with Z > 28] atoms & ions
-Atomic collision data for:
1 ion (Ca IV) in Table 3
-Measured line and energy data
8 ions (heavy elements) in Table 4
-Measured Photoionization Cross Sections
8 ions in Table 5
Total number of atomic species: i99
- additional data for 42 ions are under process
- New data are added with publications. SNN would appreciate
acknowledgement of usage of NORAD-Atomic-Data web-page in your publications
- All files are in standard ascii character format for easy downloading and
direct application to models. Spectroscopic information for all levels and
transitions are provided. The spectroscopic identifications are given mainly
in the energy tables. They can be connected to the numerical identification
codes given in cross section and rate coefficient files.
This page set-up was initiated by Dr. Carlos Allende Prieto at the
Steller Astrophysics II conference, Peurto Vallarta, Mexico, April 2007
Article on NORAD-Atomic-Data was highlighted in the front page of ATOMS:
1. "`Database NORAD-Atomic-Data for atomic
processes in plasma", Sultana N. Nahar, Atoms 8, issue 4, 68 (2020)
- The paper provides information, methodology, description of NORAD-Atomic-Data
2. "Enhancement of Database NORAD-Atomic-
Data for Atomic Processes in Plasma", Sultana N. Nahar and Guillermo
Hinojosa-Aguirre, Atoms 12. 22 (2024)
(Preprints 2023, doi: 10.20944/preprints202312.1161.v1,
https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202312.1161/v1)
- describes additions to NORAD with experimental descriptions
Presentations:
3. Presentation at 55th annual meeting of APS Division of Atomic.
Molecular, and Optical Physcs (DAMOP) "Enhancement of database NORAD-Atomic-Data for atomic processes in plasma"
with Abstract 4A.00004
at the DAMOP website, Fort Worth, Texas, June 3-6, 2024
2. "NORAD-Atomic-Data for Atomic
Processes at the Ohio State University", Sultana N. Nahar,
"Joint Workshop
Between Battelle and Ohio State on Big Data and Cyber Security",
Session II, Dreese Lab 260, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Dec 5, 2012,
Abstract, Bio
1. "NORAD-ATOMIC-DATA for Radiative
Processes at the Ohio State University", Sultana N. Nahar,
Poster 31,
ICAMDATA, NIST, October 2012,
Abstract
Citations:
- Some citation references
Comments
- "Unique and best resource for opaicty
calculation", VahidReza Adineh, Islamic Azad University in Iran
- Letter: Dr. Walter F. Huebner
Southwest Research Institute, Texas
NEWS:
NORAD-Atomic-Data can be accessed from database pages, such as,
International Atomic
Energy Agency
CfA-Harvard University
View of papers that refers to NORAD-Atomic-Data
Article vew/download: Ne IV
transitions, Elsevier report, September 2014
Accuracy Guidelines for the data
Benchmarking of photoionizattion:
1) With Advanced Light Source (ALS) at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
(LBNL)
- "Photoionization of Metastable O1 Ions:
Experiment and Theory, A. M. Covington, A. Aguilar, I.R. Covington, M.
Gharaibeh, C. A. Shirley, and R. A. Phaneuf, I. Ávarez, C. Cisneros, and G.
Hinojosa, J. D. Bozek, I. Dominguez, M. M. Sant'Anna,* and A. S. Schlachter,
N. Berrah, S. N. Nahar, B. M. McLaughlin, Phys. Rev. Letts. Vol 87, 24,
243002-1 (2001)
- "Absolute Photoionization Cross Section
Measurements of O II ions from 29.7 eV to 46.2 eV", A. Aguilar, A.M.
Covington, G. Hinojosa, R.A. Phaneuf, I. Alvarez, C. Cisneros, J.D. Bozek, I.
Dominguez, M.M. Sant'Ama,A.S. Schlachter, S.N. Nahar, B.M. McLaughlin,
Astrophys. J. Suppl. 146, 467 (2003)
- "PhotoionizationofPþ: Experimentandtheory"
, S.N. Nahar, E.M.Hernáez, L.Hernáez, A.Antil, A.Morales-Mori, O.
Gonzz, A.M.Covington, K.C.Chartkunch and e, D.Hanstorp, A.M.Juáz, G.Hinojosa,
J. Quant. Spec. Rad. Trans. 187 (2017)215-223
- "Single-photon photoionization of oxygen-like
Ne III", S.N. Nahar, A.M. Covington, D. Kilcoyne, V.T. Davis, J.F.
Thompson, E.M. Hernandez, A. Antillon, A.M. Juarez, A. Morales-Mori, G.
Hinojosa, Intl J. Mass Spec. 443 (2019) 61-69
- "Photoionzation features of the ground and
excited levels of Cl II and benchmarking with experiment", Sultana N.
Nahar, New Ast 82, 101447 (2021)
2) With Aahus University set-up in Denmark:
- "Relativistic photoionization cross sections
for CII", Sultana N. Nahar, Phys. Rev. A, Vol 65, 052702 (2002)
-
"Measurements of the absolute photoionization cross section of Fe+ ions
from 15.8 to 180 eV", H Kjeldsen, B Kristensen, F Folkmann and T Andersen
JPB 25, 3655 (2003)
3) With Orsay Lab at University De Paris-SUD set up in France:
- "Measurements and Calculations of
Photoionization Cross Sections of Multiply-Charged Ions in Ground and
Metastable States along the Isonuclear Series of Oxygen: O$^{2+}$ to O$^{4+}$"
, J.-P. Champeaux, J.-M. Bizau, D. Cubaynes, C. Blancard, S.N. Nahar, D.
Hitz, J. Bruncau, and F.J. Wuilleumier, Astrophys. J. 148, 583 (2003)
- "Photoionization cross sections of
O II, O III, O IV, and O V: Benchmarking R-matrix theory and experiments,
Sultana N. Nahar, Phys. Rev. A 69, 042714 (2004)
4) With BESSY II set-up in Germany:
- "Photoionization of N3+ and Ar8+ in
an electron beam ion trap by synchrotron radiation" M C Simon, M Schwarz,
S W Epp, C Beilmann, B L Schmitt, Z Harman, T M Baumann, P H Mokler, S
Bernitt, R Ginzel, S G Higgins, C H Keitel, R Klawitter, K Kubi#cek, V
M¨ackel1, J Ullrich and J R Crespo Lopez-Urrutia, J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt.
Phys. 43 (2010) 065003 (11pp)
5) With pulsed-laser excitation and ionization of Ti atoms in an atomic
beam at University of Nebraska.
- "Photoionization of ground and excited states
of Ti I", Sultana N. Nahar, New Ast 38 (2015) 16-22
Processing program codes:;
Program "lifetmss.f
It i) reads energies and transition parameters of E1,E2,E3,M1,M2 obtained
from atomic structure program SUPERSTRUCTURE and ii) calculated lifetimes.
It needs
- Input parameter file lftmin and the transition
file
- Fortran script runlftmss
test for line ratio program LR
URGENT REQUEST:
In order to continue access to this database, it is imperative to obtain
support from users. Please mention the 2 references of NORAD given above.
Please click HERE to provide your name and
affiliation.
- Sultana N Nahar, May 2024
Notation Description:
Explanation of notation in "ATOMIC DATA TABLES"
(down below):
FS -> fine structure, LS -> LS coupling
Energies E(LS,FS):
E(LS) - LS term energies only, E(FS) - Energies for fine structure levels
f: Oscillator Strength, S: Line Strength, A: Radiative Decay Rate:
LS - for dipole allowed LS multiplets, FS=fine structure dipole allowed
and intercombination transitions,
f-exp - fine structure transitions obtained using observed levels
f-BPSS: fine structure transitions obtained from using program
SUPERSTRUCTURE (SS), FORBID - for forbidden transitions,
- f KAlpha transitions: :transitions between K- and L-shells
Photoionization (PX):
Gd - total photoionization cross sections for the ground state
Total - total photoionization cross sections leaving the core ion in
various core states
Partial - partial photoionization cross sections leaving the core ion
in the ground state
PxPt - partial cross sections for leaving the residual ion in ground and
various excited states
- Description for Photoionization Data
Electron-Ion Recombination:
RRC - Recombination Rate Coefficients with T (K) for levels & summed total,
OMRX - Total recombination collision strength, cross sections, & rates
with photoelectron energies
Lifetimes:
Lifetime - lifetimes of excited levels (with allowed transitions, R-matrix)
Lifetime-ss - lifetimes of excited levels (with forbidden and allowed
transitions, SUPERSTRUCTURE)
SPECTRUM:
File containing f, photoexcitation cross section
(PX) and absorption coefficient (AC) for K-shell transitions
or for all other transitions, and
the spectrum file from cross sections with no model for plasma density
and temperature effects
NOTE:
Clicking on the ion will show the reference for the results. But there may
be more than one reference. So please check the top of each file for the
right reference.
Atomic Models
1 ATOMIC RADIATIVE DATA TABLE (Z upto 28)
(Heavier to Lighter Elements
)
Ion |
ENERGIES E(LS, FS) |
OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS |
PHOTOIONIZATION CROSS SECTIONS PX (LS, FS) |
ELECTRON-ION RECOMBINATION RATES (RRC), CROSS
SECTIONS |
LIFETIMES |
SPECTRUM |
|
|
f, S, A (LS, FS, FORBID) |
| |
|
|
Ni(Z28) II
| E-LS |
,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
| |
Ni(Z28) XX
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
,
.,
. |
,
. |
Lifetimes-FS |
|
Ni(Z28) XXVI |
E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
ifetime-FS |
|
Ni(Z28) XXVII |
E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
| |
Ni(Z28) 27+
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
| |
Fe(Z26) I
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
| |
Fe(Z26) II
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS.1,f-FS.2,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
|
Fe(Z26) III
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
. |
Fe(Z26) IV |
E-LS |
f-LS,,
f-FS,
f-FORBID |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
. |
Fe(Z26) V |
E-LS |
,
,
f-ss.forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
| |
Fe(Z26) XIII |
E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
|
Fe(Z26) XIV |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
|
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
|
Fe(Z26) XV |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-FORBID |
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
|
Fe(Z26) XVI |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-FORBID |
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
|
Fe(Z26) XVII |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-EXP,
f-FORBID |
PX-Gd-3cc,
PX-Partial-3cc,
PX-Gd-60cc,
PX-Partial-60cc,
PX-Total-60cc |
level-Specific & Total ,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
|
Fe(Z26) XVIII |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-BPSS,
f-FS-SS,
f-KAlpha |
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS,
lifetime-SS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XIX |
E-FS,
E-LS |
f-FS,
f-EXP,
f-BPSS,
f-KAlpha |
PX-Gd.,
PX-Total,
. |
.,
. |
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XX |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-BPSS.
f-KAlpha |
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XXI |
E-FS,
E-LS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-LS
f-BPSS,
f-KAlpha |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XXII |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-BPSS
f-KAlpha |
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XXIII |
E-FS(SS) |
f-BPSS,
f-KAlpha |
. |
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XXIV |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-BPSS,
f K-Alpha |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe XXV |
E-FS(RRC),
E-FS(f), |
f-FS,
f-exp,
f-BPSS,
f-KAlpha |
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
Lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Fe(Z26) XXVI |
E-LS,E-FS |
f-E1,
f-BPSS,
f-Kalpha |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC
|
|
X-SPEC |
Cr(Z24) I |
E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-LS |
|
Cr(Z24) XVI |
E-FS |
f-FS-SS,
|
,
,
. |
,
|
lifetimes-FS |
|
Cr(Z24) XXII |
E-FS |
f-FS,
|
,
,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
|
Ti(Z22) I
| E-LS |
,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial ,
PX-PxPt-Gd |
State-specific & Total,
OMRX |
|
|
Ti(Z22) XIV
| E-FS |
f-SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XV |
E-FS |
f-FS-SS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
. |
| X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XVI |
E-FS |
f-SS-FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
|
,
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XVII |
E-FS |
f-SS-FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XVIII |
E-FS |
f-SS-FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) IX
| E-FS |
f-SS.FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
|
,
|
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XX |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-SS.FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS |
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XXI |
E-FS |
f-SS.FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
. |
|
X-SPEC |
Ti(Z22) XXII |
E-FS |
f-SS.FS,
f (K-Alpha) |
,
,
,
. |
,
|
|
X-SPEC |
Ca(Z20) IV |
E-LS,
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-LS,
f-Forbid |
.,
.,
|
,
|
lifetime-FS(SS) |
|
Ca(Z20) VII |
E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
|
Ca(Z20) XII |
E-FS |
f-SS.FS,
,
|
,
,
. |
.,
|
lifetime-FS |
|
Ca XV |
E-LS |
.,
.,
. |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
.,
|
|
|
Ca XVIII
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
,
| ,
|
lifetime-FS |
Ar V
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
Ar XIII
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-exp,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
Ar XVI
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-GD,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
, |
lifetime-FS |
Ar XVII
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-GD-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
,
| |
Ar XVIII
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Total,
|
,
| |
Cl II
|
E-FS |
.,
. |
PX-Total,
PX-GD,
PTX-GD
|
,
| |
S II
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
S III
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
S XI
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
S XIV
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-GD,
PX-TOTAL,
PX-PARTIAL |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
S XV
| E-FS |
.,
. |
PX-GD,
PX-TOTAL,
PX-PARTIAL |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX | |
S XVI
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-E1,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
P II
|
E-FS. |
.,
.,
|
PX-Total,
PX-GD.,
PX-Partial,
PTX-GD
|
State-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
. |
Si I
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
Si II
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-LS |
Si IX
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
Si XII
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
Si XIII
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX
| |
Si XIV
| E-LS,
E-LS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f.forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
Al(Z13) V |
E SS(LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
|
|
X-SPEC |
|
|
Al(Z13) VI |
E SS(LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
|
|
X-SPEC |
|
|
Al(Z13) VII |
E SS(LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
|
|
X-SPEC |
|
|
Al(Z13) VIII
| E-LS |
f-LS,
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
| XSPEC,
lifetime-LS |
Al(Z13) IX |
E SS(LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
|
|
X-SPEC |
|
|
Al(Z13) X |
E SS(LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
|
|
X-SPEC |
|
|
Al(Z13) XI
| E-FS |
f-FS,
f-SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total
OMRX |
X-SPEC,
lifetime-FS |
Al(Z13) XII
| E-FS |
f-SS(LS,FS),
f-(K-Alpha) |
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
X-SPEC |
Al(Z13) XIII
| E-LS |
f-SS(LS,FS),
f (K-Alpha) |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
X-SPEC |
Mg VII
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-LS |
Mg X
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
Mg XI
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX | |
Mg XII
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
Na VI
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-LS |
Na IX
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
Na X
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
|
Na XI
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
Ne III |
. |
.,
. |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
|
|
.,
|
Ne IV |
E-FS |
f-FS,
f-EXP |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
|
|
lifetime-FS,
, |
Ne V
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS,
OMEGA, |
Ne VIII
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
Ne IX
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX | |
Ne X
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
F IV
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
F VII
| E-FS |
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
lifetime-FS |
F VIII
| E-FS |
,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX | |
F IX
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
O I
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
O II
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-E1,
f-EXP,
|
PX-Gd-MTA,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
Lifeitme-FS |
O III
| E-LS |
f-LS,
lifetime-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total |
OMG
|
O IV
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-FS,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
O V
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
| |
O VI
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS
|
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX
State-Specific & Total,
|
lifetime-FS |
O VII
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd-K,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS,
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX,
State-Specific & Total. |
lifetime-LS |
O VIII
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC |
|
N I
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
N II
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
N III
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total
|
lifetime-LS |
N IV
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-LS |
N V
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS,
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX,
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-FS |
N VI
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd-K-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS,
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX,
State-Specific & Total
| lifetime-LS |
N VII
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC
| |
C I
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total,
PX-Partial |
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-LS |
C II
| E-LS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS,
PX-FS |
State-Specific & Total
| |
C III
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-E1,
f-EXP,
|
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS,
PX-Gd-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS |
State-Specific & Total,
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX |
Lifetime-FS |
C IV
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
f-FS,
|
PX-Gd-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS,
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX,
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-FS |
C V
| E-LS,
E-FS |
f-LS,
|
PX-Gd-FS,
PX-Total-FS,
PX-Partial-FS,
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
Level-Specific & Total,
OMRX ,
State-Specific & Total |
lifetime-LS |
C VI
| E-LS,
E-FS. |
f-LS,
f-FS,
f-forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC
| |
He I
| E-LS,
. |
f-LS,
,
|
PX-Gd-LS,
PX-Total-LS,
PX-Partial-LS |
State-Specific & Total,
OMRX-LS |
Lifetime-LS |
He II
| LS & FS |
Allowed & Forbid |
PX-Gd,
PX-Total |
Total RRC,
|
|
H(Z1) I |
LS & FS |
Allowed & Forbid |
PX-n1-10,
PX-n1-800.zip |
n-specfic & total RRC,
nl-specfic (n10) RRC,
OMRX
| |
|
2 ATOMIC RADIATIVE DATA TABLE (Z > 28)
(Heavier to Lighter Elements)
fpx-file: K-alpha transitions, SPEC: Spectral points over a wide
rage of energy, X-SPEC: X-ray spectral lines of K-alpha
Each ion on the left is linked to the paper that the data belongs to
Ion |
ENERGIES E(LS, FS) |
OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS |
K-shell Transitions |
SPECTRAL LINES |
Lifetimes |
. |
. |
f, S, A (Allowed, FORBID) |
. |
(photoabsorption CS) |
U(Z92) 83+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f(K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 84+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f(K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 85+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f(K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 86+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f(K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 87+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f(K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 88+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 89+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 90+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
U(Z92) 91+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)73+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)74+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)75+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)76+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82).77+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
XSPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)78+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) | X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z72)79+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)80+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pb(Z82)81+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (k-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)70+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)71+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
Au(Z79)72+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)73+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)74+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)75+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)76+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)77+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Au(Z79)78+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
Pt(Z78)69+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)70+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)71+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)72+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)73+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)74+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)75+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z78)76+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Pt(Z79)77+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)65+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)66+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)67+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)68+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)69+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)70+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)71+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)72+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
W(Z74)73+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Lu(Z71) I |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) III |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) VI |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) V |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) VI |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Lu(Z71) VII |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) I |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) III |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) VI |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) V |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Yb(Z70) VI |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Tm(Z69) I |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Tm(Z69) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Tm(Z69) III |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Tm(Z69) VI |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Tm(Z69) V |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Er(Z68) I |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Er(Z68) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Er(Z68) III |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Er(Z68) IV |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Ho(Z67) I |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
|
Ho(Z67) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
Ho(Z67) III |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
. |
SPEC |
. |
Zr(Z40)31+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)32+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)33+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)34+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)35+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)36+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)37+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)38+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Zr(Z40)39+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha,K-Beta) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Br(Z35) II |
E (LS,FS) |
f (LS,FS) |
fPXAC-K |
SPEC |
Lifetimes |
|
Cu(Z29)20+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)21+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)22+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)23+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)24+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)25+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)26+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)27+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
Cu(Z29)28+ |
E (LS,FS) |
f SS(LS,FS) |
f (K-Alpha) |
X-SPEC |
|
|
4 Measured Lines and Energies:
Under an initiative for wider accessibility of atomic data for model
applications and theoretical benchmarking, NORAD-Atomic-Data is including
experimentally observed data for lines from various laboratories. These data have
been provided by the author/co-author of the paper
The original files have been formatted only for information, the data
are saved as they were provided by the authors
Ion |
E & OSCILLATOR STRENGTHS |
|
Bi IV(Z=83) |
E-f |
|
Hg III (Z=80) |
E-f |
|
Hg IV (Z=80) |
E-f |
|
Hg VI (Z=80) |
E-f |
|
Au V (Z=79) |
E-f |
|
Pt IV (Z=78) |
E-f |
|
Ag III (Z=47) |
E-f |
|
Ag IV (Z=47) |
E-f |
|
5 Measured Photoionization Cross Sections:
Under an initiative for wider accessibility of atomic data for model
applications and theoretical benchmarking, NORAD-Atomic-Data is including
experimentally observed data for photoionization from various laboratories.
These data have been provided by the author/co-author of the paper
The original files have been formatted only for information, the data
are saved as they were provided by the authors
Photoionization cross sections were measured at the ALS (Advanced
Light Source) of Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, USA
Photoionization Cross Sections:
Ion |
PHOTOIONIZATION |
|
Ne III (Z=10) |
PX |
P II (Z=15) |
PX |
P III (Z=15) |
PX |
P IV (Z=15) |
PX |
Cl II (Z=17) |
PX |
Cl III (Z=17) |
PX |
Kr II (Z=36) |
PX |
Zn II (Z=30) |
PX |
NORAD-Atomic-Data adds more data as they are published
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