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• W2530941416 abstract "Abstract The energy levels, oscillator strengths, spontaneous radiative decay rates, lifetimes and electron impact collision strengths have been obtained for the [ N e ] 3 s n l , [ N e ] 3 p n l , [ N e ] 3 d n l configurations belonging to S V ion, with n ≤ 7 and l ≤ 4 , resulting in 567 fine-structure levels. The calculations have been performed within the fully relativistic Flexible Atomic Code (FAC, Gu, 2008) framework and the distorted wave approximation. To attain the desired accuracy for the levels energy, the valence–valence and valence–core correlations have been taken care of by including 96 configuration state functions (CSFs) in the model, reaching a total of 3147 fine-structure levels. Two separate calculations have been performed with the local central potential computed for two different average configurations. A third calculation is also performed without the addition of the core-excited states in the atomic model for completeness. The effects of slightly different mean configurations and valence–core correlations on the energy levels and decay rates are investigated. The collision data have been computed employing the relativistic distorted-wave method along with the atomic model containing the 96 CSFs and corresponding to the ground state mean configuration. The collision strengths corresponding to excitation from the first four fine-structure levels are given for five energy values of the scattered electron 2.65, 6.18, 11.02, 17.36, 25.43 Rydberg, plus an additional variable small energy value near the threshold. A collisional-radiative model has been employed to solve the rate equations for the populations of the 567 fine-structure levels, for a temperature of L o g T E ( K ) = 5.2 corresponding to the maximum abundance of S V, and at densities 106–1016cm−3, assuming a Maxwellian electron energy distribution function and black body radiation of temperature 6000 K and dilution factor 0.35 for the photon distribution function. The main processes responsible for the level population variations are the electron-impact collisional excitation and the radiative decay along with their inverse processes. As a result, the level populations along with the spectral high-line intensity ratios are provided." @default.
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