Non-LTE Treatment of Fe II in Astrophysical Plasmas
arXiv:astro-ph/9601148 · doi:10.1016/0022-4073(95)00118-5
Abstract
We describe our implementation of an extremely detailed model atom of singly ionized iron for NLTE computations in static and moving astrophysical plasmas. Our model atom includes 617 levels, 13675 primary permitted transitions and up to 1.2 million secondary transitions. Our approach guarantees that the total iron opacity is included at the correct wavelength with reasonable memory and CPU requirements. We find that the lines saturate the wavelength space, such that special wavelength points inserted along the detailed profile functions may be replaced with a statistical sampling method. We describe the results of various test calculations for novae and supernovae.
17 pages, latex, aip style, no figures included, full text with figures available at ftp://brian.la.asu.edu/pub/preprint/FeII-NLTE.ps.Z or at http://brian.la.asu.edu/
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