BEAM LASER LIFETIME MEASUREMENTS FOR THE Z(5)P-DEGREES AND Z(7)P-DEGREES LEVELS IN MN-II AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR A REVISED SOLAR MANGANESE ABUNDANCE

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PINNINGTON, EH [1 ]
GUO, B [1 ]
JI, Q [1 ]
BERENDS, RW [1 ]
ANSBACHER, W [1 ]
BIEMONT, E [1 ]
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[1] STATE UNIV LIEGE,INST ASTROPHYS,B-4000 LIEGE,BELGIUM
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10.1088/0953-4075/25/19/001
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Laser-induced fluorescence of a fast beam of Mn+ ions has yielded lifetimes of the z P-7o1,2,3 levels with a precision of about 2.4% and of the z P-7o2,3,4 levels with a precision of about 1.4%. The ratios ofthose results to the lifetimes obtained from Kurucz's calculated of values are consistent with the trend found previously for low-lying levels in Fe II. Analysis of solar photospheric data (in combination with the Kurucz of values renormalized by the new lifetime results) yields a solar manganese abundance that is given by log Mn = 5.55 +/- 0.09, in close agreement with the meteoritic value.
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