Absorption spectrum of the xenon-argon molecule

Chashchina, G. I.; Shreider, E. Ya.

doi:10.1007/bf00615874

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“…We use the absorption method, which is the simplest, most direct method for finding oscillator strengths. Two previous detertninations also used this approach [3,4]. Wilkinson's measurements were flawed by large equivalent widths and high pressures [3].…”

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Xenon 147-nm resonancefvalue and trapped decay rates

et al. 1995

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The absorption oscillator strength of the xenon 147-nm resonance transition is measured to be 0.264+0.016. This value is from direct absorption measurements with equivalent widths from =1 to =10 cm. This f-value measurement is compared to others in the literature and is used in Monte Carlo simulations of trapped decay rates. The simulations include an angle-dependent partial frequency redistribution. The simulation results are compared to trapped decay rates in the literature.

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“…The line profile and model he used to analyze his experiment were inappropriate and thus his result, by itself, cannot be trusted [3]. The result of Chashchina and Shreider is of limited accuracy [4]. Since these early measurements, the theory of spectral line profiles has improved.…”

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confidence: 99%