1973
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3700/6/8/010
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New emission spectrum of carbon monoselenide

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“…The spectroscopic parameters of all the bound and quasibound Λ–S states were obtained and the results are listed in Table , including adiabatic transition energies T e , harmonic vibrational frequencies ω e , anharmonic terms ω e x e , rotational constants B e , and equilibrium distance R e . For the ground X 1 Σ + state, a 3 Π, and A 1 Π states, our calculated spectroscopic constants agree well with previous experimental and theoretical results , , (Table ). The other states have been neither experimentally observed nor theoretically investigated in the literature.…”
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“…The spectroscopic parameters of all the bound and quasibound Λ–S states were obtained and the results are listed in Table , including adiabatic transition energies T e , harmonic vibrational frequencies ω e , anharmonic terms ω e x e , rotational constants B e , and equilibrium distance R e . For the ground X 1 Σ + state, a 3 Π, and A 1 Π states, our calculated spectroscopic constants agree well with previous experimental and theoretical results , , (Table ). The other states have been neither experimentally observed nor theoretically investigated in the literature.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Because only the v a ′ = 0 vibrational level of a 3 Π 1 is free from perturbations by other crossing states, the ω e and ω e x e values of the a 3 Π 1 state could not be experimentally determined and only the T e , B e , and R e parameters of the v a ′ = 0 level were obtained. 7,8 Our theoretical T e , B e , and R e values of a 3 Π 1 are 24660 cm −1 , 0.5579 cm −1 , and 1.7281 Å, respectively, agree well with latest experimental results 8 of 24460 cm −1 , 0.5474 cm −1 , and 1.722 Å.…”
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