1990
DOI: 10.1016/0022-4073(90)90060-j
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The temperature dependence of lineshifts, linewidths and line intensities of methane at low temperatures

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“…[15] the shifts d 0 may be decomposed as a function of m into a symmetric component d 0-s and an antisymmetric component d 0-a : Indeed, the vibrational dephasing contribution d iso coming from the isotropic part of the potential is symmetric in the P-branch with respect to the R-branch, such as d iso ð2mÞ ¼ 2d aniso ðmÞ:…”
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“…[15] the shifts d 0 may be decomposed as a function of m into a symmetric component d 0-s and an antisymmetric component d 0-a : Indeed, the vibrational dephasing contribution d iso coming from the isotropic part of the potential is symmetric in the P-branch with respect to the R-branch, such as d iso ð2mÞ ¼ 2d aniso ðmÞ:…”
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“…A different scaling law for the pressure shifts used by Varanasi's group [15] dðTÞ ¼ dð296 KÞðT=296 KÞ Our analysis using a Voigt profile modified with line mixing in the Rosenkrantz approximation also allowed us to investigate the asymmetric component of the profiles and retrieve the estimated room-temperature line mixing coefficients for CO and CO -N 2 . In our approach we have neglected the temperature dependence of the line mixing coefficients.…”
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“…This power law was also used in the CO fundamental band study by Sung and Varanasi [7] and in an earlier methane study by Varanasi and Chudamani [22]. Unfortunately, none of [7,21,22] discusses how well Eq.…”
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“…The collisional broadening coefficients have been measured for various CH 4 transitions as a function of temperature for self-or N 2 -broadening [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. Most of the data on IR lines have been plotted in Figs.…”
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