SATURATION STARK SPECTROSCOPY AND GLOBAL ANALYSIS OF THE PRINCIPAL ISOTOPIC SPECIES OF OCS.

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1986

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Ohio State University

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Saturation Stark spectra of $^{18}OCS, O^{13}CS$ and $OC^{34}S$ have been recorded with our intracavity $CO_{2}$ laser spectrometer. The following transitions are reported: $02^{\circ}C \leftarrow 00^{\circ}O, 03^{1}O \leftarrow 01^{1}O, 12^{\circ}O \leftarrow 10^{\circ}O, 04^{\circ}O \leftarrow 02^{\circ}O, 04^{2}O \leftarrow 02^{2}O, 13^{1}O \leftarrow 11^{1}O, 05^{1}O \leftarrow 03^{1}O$ and $05^{3}O \leftarrow 03^{3}O$ This amount of quite accurate measurements has allowed for the first time to perform a global rovibrational analysis of those three principal isotopic species of carbonyl sulfide separately. For each of them, any available zerofield and Stark data has been used. Any off diagonal terms of the Harniltonian ($\ell$-type, anharmonic, stark and polarzability) are considered simultaneously and energy matrices are diagonalized in a one step procedure. A lot of high order parameters are fixed to their values determined for normal ocs. The important effect of anharmonic resonances on the effective dipole moments has been established. The equilibrium parameters of carbonyl sulfide deduced from our analysis will be discussed.

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Address: Molecular Spectroscopy Laboratory, Catholic University of Louvain, 2, Chemin du Cyclotron -B - 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve - BELGIUM.
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