Zugriffsnummer 47680
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Sprache Englisch
Titel Sub-percent accuracy for the intensity of a near infrared water line at 10670 cm−1 : experiment and analysis
Autor(in); Institution
Rubin, Tom; 7.5, Wärme und Vakuum, PTB-Berlin
Sarrazin, Marian; 7.5, Wärme und Vakuum, PTB-Berlin
Zobov, N.; Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RUSSIA
Tennyson, J.; Department of Physics and Astronomy, University College London, UK
Polyansky, O.; Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RUSSIA; Department of Physics and Astronomy, University College London, UK
Quelle/Jahr Molecular Physics:(2022), 7 S.
Artikelnummer e2063769
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ISSN 0026-8976 (PRINT) ; 1362-3028 (ONLINE)
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Verlag Taylor & Francis
Zusammenfassung Laser measurements of the intensity of (201)322 − (000) 221 near-infrared water absorption line at 10,670.1 cm−1 are made using three different Herriott cells. These measurements determine the line intensity with an standard deviation below of 0.3% by consideration of the new geometrically derived formula for the optical path length without approximations. This determination together with the current accepted value lead to an overall uncertainty of 0.7% of the experimentally assessed line intensity which is compared with previous ab initio predictions. It is found that steady improvements in both the dipole moment surface (DMS) and the potential energy surface (PES) used in the theoretical studies lead to a systematically better agreement with the observation, with the most recent prediction agreeing closely with the experiment. Auch in arXiv veröffentlicht: arXiv:2204.05797
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Rubin, T., Sarrazin, M., Zobov, N., Tennyson, J., & Polyansky, O. (2022). Sub-percent accuracy for the intensity of a near infrared water line at 10670 cm−1 : experiment and analysis. Molecular Physics, 7 S. https://doi.org/10.1080/00268976.2022.2063769

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