2001
DOI: 10.1006/jmsp.2001.8359
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Analytical Evaluation of the Maxwell–Boltzmann Velocity Average in Pressure-Broadened Half-Width Calculations

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“…speed, a result in agreement with Ref. [62]. The difference is especially large for the lower J-values.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…speed, a result in agreement with Ref. [62]. The difference is especially large for the lower J-values.…”
Section: Hcn-n 2 Casesupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The calculations also evaluate the mean relative thermal velocity (mrtv) approximation to the half-width. It has been shown [32] that at $300 K the mrtv calculation and the velocity averaged calculation give results within a few percent of one another, however the difference between the two methods of calculation is dependent on temperature [33].…”
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“…The isotropic part of the atom-atom potential was used in Hamilton's equations of motion to solve for the trajectories of the collision pairs. The calculations included the real and imaginary components for the half-width and line shift coefficients and proper averaging over the velocity, both of which have been shown to be important[55][56][57][58][59].The parameters describing the electrostatic, induction, and London dispersion potentials (dipole moments, quadrupole moments, ionization potentials, etc.) are well known.…”
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