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New Einstein A-coefficients and electron impact collision rates are presented for transitions between the three lowest LS states of C II. The former are based on complex configuration interaction wave functions, while the latter use such wave functions in an eight-state R-matrix calculation of the collision process. These new atomic data are then used to calculate populations for the corresponding seven fine-structure levels on the assumption of an isotropic optically thin plasma. Theoretical emission-line intensity ratios deduced from these populations are in excellent agreement with observed low- and high-density limits.
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Lennon et al. (1985) studied this question.
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