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Electric dipole polarizabilities at imaginary frequencies for hydrogen, the alkali–metal, alkaline–earth, and noble gas atoms

“…The analysis of the latest experimental data for inert gases by Bulanin and Kislyakov [32] is in excellent agreement with the results of Ref. [28] for values of the dynamic polarizability α(iω) below the first resonance. However, there are differences at the 1% level in the values of oscillator strength sums obtained in Ref.…”

“…For the inert gases, in Table D, we have indicated uncertainties of 1% for the tabulated values of C 6 , as suggested by Kumar and Meath [28]. The analysis of the latest experimental data for inert gases by Bulanin and Kislyakov [32] is in excellent agreement with the results of Ref.…”

“…[28] and Ref. [32], supporting the estimate of a 1% level of accuracy for the C 6 coefficients obtained by Kumar and Meath [28].…”

“…For the dynamic polarizabilities of Ne, Ar, Kr, and Xe, we used the semi-empirical dipole oscillator strength distributions (DOSD) constructed by Kumar and Meath [28] using constraints such as oscillator strength sum rules applied to certain available experimental data. The values in Table III constitute a different representation of the data presented by Kumar and Meath [28].…”