1997
DOI: 10.1006/jmsp.1997.7378
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Interaction of Vibrational Fundamental and Combination States of Ethylene in the 3 μm Region

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“…Table 4 just compares the band centers found in this work with those from the two previously cited references, showing a good agreement. In Appendix B, we also compare the rovibrational levels that were observed in the present polyad P 2 by Sartakov et al [32] with those resulting form the present fit. There is a global good consistency with previous analyses for the literature, although some differences are observed.…”
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confidence: 62%
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“…Table 4 just compares the band centers found in this work with those from the two previously cited references, showing a good agreement. In Appendix B, we also compare the rovibrational levels that were observed in the present polyad P 2 by Sartakov et al [32] with those resulting form the present fit. There is a global good consistency with previous analyses for the literature, although some differences are observed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…As a matter of fact, previous analyses give some better results for each region when considered separately. Reference [32] uses very high resolution laser spectroscopy data to investigate the 3 µm region; the fit includes 34 vibrational states. In the 1.6 µm region, the authors of [42] include several dark states to obtain a satisfying fit.…”
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“…The most extensive empirical model for the ethylene vibrational levels to date has been considered by Georges et al (1999) based on the information from previous high-resolution studies Sartakov et al 1997;Rusinek et al 1998;Bach et al 1999;Oomens et al 1996Oomens et al , 1994a. In the entire data set, spectral analyses remain quite sparse: of the 200 vibrational bands up to 4000 cm −1 , only 16 were completely or partially modeled.…”
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confidence: 99%