Measurement of the vibratory relaxation time of the 0001 level of the CO2 molecule over the temperature range 300?600�K

Application of the inverse-problem method for the calculation of the probability characteristics of elementary processes

“…14, one can see a fair coincidence of our results with the results of [9] in the domain of adiabatic energies for the cross-sections a3C._O22-N2 (C) and a3C_O22-He (E). The divergence in the results for the crosssection a3c.~176 (C) can be explained by the fact that the parameter a in [9] used for calculating this cross-section varied in the range (1-5).10 -5 , which, as one can see in Fig. 6, corresponds to the deviation error ~(a) = 2.10-z _ 10-z.…”

“…6, corresponds to the deviation error ~(a) = 2.10-z _ 10-z. This means that, for increasing the accuracy of the cross-section calculation in [9], it is necessary to investigate a wider range of variation of the parameter a. From Fig.…”

“…The norms (7) and (8) The practical use of norms (5)- (8) given above for obtaining the parameter r in different model examples [8] and examples of solving the problems of the physical-chemical kinetics of the molecular interaction [9][10][11][12][13] shows that selection of the parameter c~ is not unique, because usually there are several values CZrnin, for which the norms given above have an extremum (minimum) or have no extreme points at all. In [8], it is proposed, in particular, to use the following empirical rule --to choose the value Oemi n related to the second right-hand-side minimum.…”

“…In [9], the parameter a was defined by the condition of minimum of the continuous norm for the zero regularization q = 1 and p = O.…”

“…For the first time, the regularization method was applied for calculating the cross-sections in [9,10] where…”