Vol. 36, issue 02, article # 1

Abstract:

Calculated carbon dioxide broadening coefficients of sulfur dioxide lines at a room temperature are presented. The calculations are performed for the ν₁ + ν₃ band, rotational quantum numbers vary in the ranges of J up to 100 and of K_a up to 20. Based on the experimental data the semi-empirical method parameters are determined; the computed broadening coefficients are in good agreement with the literature data.

Keywords:

line profile parameters, line-broadening, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide

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