VIBRATION-ROTATION LINE SHAPES FOR $^{1}\Sigma_{g}{^{+}}H_{2}(v,J)-^{1}\Sigma_{o}$ He COMPUTED VIA CLOSE-COUPLING: TEMPERATURE- DENSITY DEPENDENCE

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1979

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Ohio State University

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The shift and pressure broadening due to helium of the fundamental and overtones of certain of the H2 isotropic Raman, and quadrupole-absorption, vibration-rotation transitions were obtained2 via S-matrix elements which were computed using close-coupling and semi-classical techniques. S-matrix elements were computed using an ab initio system potential1 with the range in relative kinetic energies of 10−1000cm−1 and up to fifty partial waves. The S-matrix elements were incorporated into a theoretical expression2 for the line shape which was thermally averaged to obtain results. The calculated isotropic Raman Q1(1) line shift at room temperature is in excellent agreement with experiment. The results of these calculations, along with very high resolution laboratory measurements to be done, should provide a stringent test of the potential surface.

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N.R.C. Post-doctoral Fellow. 1Andrew W. Raczkowski and William A. Lester. JR., Chem. Phys. Letters 47, 45 (1977). 2Richard Shafer and Roy Gordon, J. Chem. Phys. 58, 5422 (1973).


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