Vol. 33, issue 05, article # 3

Abstract:

A detailed high-accuracy list of the SO₂ molecule absorption lines was obtained in the 2000–3000 cm^-1 spectral region, which is important for atmospheric applications, based on a combination of the high-accuracy data on experimental energy levels and variational calculations of the intensities of vibrational-rotational transitions. The expert list contains 70565 absorption lines with an intensity cut-off 1.0E-27 cm/molecule. The results obtained are compared with published data.

Keywords:

sulfur dioxide, energy levels, variational calculations

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