Line mixing calculation in the nu6 Q-branches of N2-broadened CH3Br at low temperatures - Sorbonne Université
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Line mixing calculation in the nu6 Q-branches of N2-broadened CH3Br at low temperatures

Abstract

In an early study [Tran H, Jacquemart D, Mandin JY, Lacome N, JQSRT 2008;109:119-31], line mixing effects of the 6 band of methyl bromide were observed and modeled at room temperature. In the present work, line mixing effects have been considered at low temperatures using state-to-state collisional rates which were modeled by a fitting law based on the energy gap and a few fitting parameters. To validate the model, several spectra of methyl bromide perturbed by nitrogen have been recorded at various temperatures (205-299K) and pressures (230-825 hPa). Comparisons between measured spectra and calculations using both direct calculation from relaxation operator and Rosenkranz profile have been performed showing improvement compared to the usual Lorentz profile. Note that the temperature dependence of the spectroscopic parameters has been taken into account using results of previous studies.
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hal-00745956 , version 1 (26-10-2012)

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Laura Gomez, Ha Tran, David Jacquemart. Line mixing calculation in the nu6 Q-branches of N2-broadened CH3Br at low temperatures. Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy, 2009, 256 (1), pp.35-40. ⟨10.1016/j.jms.2008.12.008⟩. ⟨hal-00745956⟩
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