“…15,16,20,21,28 The O 2 -N 2 collisional system plays a benchmark role for studying the transitions occurring within single rotational levels of atmospheric molecules, the results of such studies being important for accurate modelling and calculations of ab initio line parameters for systems of atmospheric interest in Earth as well as exoplanetary studies, and populating the spectroscopic databases with high-accuracy theoretical results. So far, in this context, extensive ab initio quantum-scattering calculations of the line-shape parameters were performed for the simple systems of He-perturbed H 2 [29][30][31][32][33] and HD 34,35 , which are relevant for the atmospheres of Solar System gas giants and some types of exoplanets. Recently, these results were used to generate comprehensive beyond-Voigt line-shape parameter dataset for these two systems 36,37 that are consistent with the HI-TRAN double-power-law representation.…”