TIPTOPbase
TIPTOPbase is a public, interactive database service implemented to access the atomic data
computed in the international collaborations referred to as the
Opacity Project (OP) and the
IRON Project (IP).
It is the upgrade of the TOPbase facility that was originally installed at CDS in 1993.
The following databases and interactive servers are currently offered:
- TOPbase: on-line interactive database
containing LS atomic data (energy levels, f-values and
photoionisation cross sections) computed in the OP
- TIPbase: online interactive database
containing fine-structure atomic data (energy levels, A-values and
electron impact excitation collision strengths and rates) computed in the IP
- OPserver:
An interactive server at the Ohio Supercomputer Center for online computing of
mean opacities and radiative accelerations for arbitrary chemical mixtures. Codes have
been updated with the release of OPCD_3.3 (12-12-06).
- AUTOSTRUCTURE:
Online facility for computing LS and intermediate coupling energies, wavelengths,
gf-values, A-values for allowed and forbidden transitions of light (Z < 30) ions.
A relativistic Breit-Pauli Hamiltonian in a configuration-interaction framework is used.
OPCD_3.3: A complete package (data, codes, OPserver and
instructions) to compute mean opacities and accelerations has been released on 12-12-06.
It contains new software to install OPserver at the user's facilities. Download from
Opacity Project home page.
For further enquiries or user support, contact:
- Claudio Mendoza
- Physics Center, IVIC, Caracas, Venezuela.
- Claude Zeippen
- Observatoire de Paris, Meudon, France.
- Anil Pradhan
- Astronomy Department, Ohio State University, Columbus, USA.
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TOPbase |
TIPbase |
OPserver |
IRON Project |
Opacity Project
Last Update: 29-Nov-2004