2003
DOI: 10.1051/jp4:20030613
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Mesure de la concentration absolue de SiO par spectroscopie d'absorption UV

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“…The online Hackathon days had the advantage of including co-authors who would not normally be able to participate in "in-person" "Hackathons". Coursimault et al (2003); Right display: SiO absorption spectrum computed using T = 3740 K and the Voigt line profile with using HWHM = 0.03 nm compared to the shock-tube absorption spectrum by Park & Arnold (1978).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The online Hackathon days had the advantage of including co-authors who would not normally be able to participate in "in-person" "Hackathons". Coursimault et al (2003); Right display: SiO absorption spectrum computed using T = 3740 K and the Voigt line profile with using HWHM = 0.03 nm compared to the shock-tube absorption spectrum by Park & Arnold (1978).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an illustration of of the quality of the SiO line list in the UV, we compare theoretical SiO spectra with existing experimental spectroscopic studies of SiO from this region of two prominent bands, A-X and E-X. Figure 12 compares absorption spectra from the A-X bands from two different regions, 234-236 nm and 250-290 nm to the fluorescence spectrum by Coursimault et al (2003) (Left) and shock-tube absorption spectrum by Park & Arnold (1978) (Right), respectively. To reproduce the fluorescence spectrum at the 235 nm band, a non local thermodynamic equilibrium (non-LTE) population of Trot = 1000 K and T vib = 5000 K was used.…”
Section: Line List and Simulations Of Spectra Of Siomentioning
confidence: 99%