The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1966 · 68 citations · 17 references
Natural SciencesChemistryAtmospheric ChemistrySpectroscopic AnalysisSpectroscopyOzone ChemistryRotational SpectroscopyCoriolis CouplingCoriolis InteractionGround State PropertiesNuclear Vibrational StatesOzone AbsorptionRotation-vibration SpectraSecond-order DistortionVibrational Quantum States
The v1 and v3 vibration rotation spectrum of 16O3 in the 9.0-μ region has been analyzed. The two vibrational states are coupled through a Coriolis term, iY13Py, and a second-order distortion term, −X13(PxPz+PzPx), in the Hamiltonian. The interaction has been treated by numerically diagonalizing the secular determinant for the two states with the coupling included. The effect of the interaction on the intensities has been considered and absorption contours calculated in satisfactory agreement with experiment. With the distortion parameters fixed to the ground-state values the following constants have been obtained: ν1=1103.157, A1=3.5569, B1=0.44272, C1*=0.39262, ν3=1042.096, A3=3.5004, B3=0.44125, C3*=0.39097, Y13=−0.466, and X13=−0.0098 cm−1. The value of the dipole-moment ratio, (∂Mz∂Q3|0Q3)⧸(∂Mx∂Q1|0Q1),is 10.0±1.5.
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The Dispersion of Standard Air*
Bengt Edlén · Journal of the Optical Society of America · 1953 · 422 citations
Louis Pierce, Nicholas Di Cianni, R.H. Jackson · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1963 · 123 citations
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