John J. Curry Atomic Spectroscopy Group National Institute of Standards and Technology physics.nist.gov/Divisions/Div842/Gp1/index.html.

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John J. Curry Atomic Spectroscopy Group National Institute of Standards and Technology physics.nist.gov/Divisions/Div842/Gp1/index.html

What are the highest priority atomic data needs emerging from High-Energy Density Laboratory Plasma research?

Atomic Spectra Database Measurements of highly-charged ions in EBIT Non-LTE plasma modeling

Contributors: Yuri Ralchenko John Gillaspy Joseph Tan Joe Reader ASD Contributors Alexander Kramida Much of the work described here has received long-term support from The Department of Energy, Office of Fusion Energy Sciences

Different ions

EBIT spectra of W (E beam = 8.8 keV) IONS IONS: W W 63+ Modeling Modeling: 6600 levels > 1 million transitions EXP THEORY W 55+ W 56+ W 57+ W 58+ W 59+ W 60+ W 61+ W 62+ W 54+ All strong lines were identified as the n=3-n=3 transitions (E1 and M1)

Non-LTE Databases

Ar: mean ion charge Au: ionization distribution Xe: level populations

FLYCHK at NIST: a complete time-dependent collisional-radiative code for online calculations