The temperature dependence of -broadened halfwidths of water was studied for rotational vibrational transitions of atmospheric importance. The halfwidths were calculated using cutoff free with Anderson-Tsao- interruption functions and trajectories correct to first-order-in-. The calculations were carried out for pure rotational transitions and for transitions. The temperture dependence was calculated assuming the exponential form The exponent n has been calculated for different rovibrtional transitions and the calculations have been performed over the temperature range 200 K to 1000 K to be applicable to both atmospheric studies as well as hot sources. The trends in , such as vibrational dependence, J dependence, etc., are examined and recommended values are given.
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