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H2 Lyman-Band Oscillator Strengths

Authors: James E. Hesser; Neil H. Brooks; George M. Lawrence;

H2 Lyman-Band Oscillator Strengths

Abstract

Absorption oscillator strengths for thirty rotational lines in nine vibrational bands of the Lyman transition, B 1Σu+, of H2 have been obtained from equivalent widths measured photoelectrically under high resolution. Argon and helium continua were used in the third and first orders, respectively, of the grating. A curve-of-growth analysis of the measured equivalent widths of the Doppler-broadened lines yielded the f values. Our results are in agreement with electron-scattering data obtained by Geiger and Topschowsky; consequently, there is now strong evidence from absorption f value and emission lifetime data for a significant variation of dipole transition moment with internuclear separation in the Lyman transition.

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