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THE PROGRAM COMPLEX FOR COMPUTATION OF SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR GASES IN UV, VISIBLE AND IR SPECTRAL RANGE FOR A WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES
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Russia, 190000, St-Petersburg, Pochtamtskaya st, 3 Federal State Unitary Enterprise «Research Institute of Physical Optics, Optics of Lasers and Informative Optical Systems», department of Optical Environment Research phone: (812) 314-40-31 fax: (812) 328-04-62 e-mail: rastr@nevsky.netrastr@nevsky.net Andrew S. Abaturov, Eugeny A. Gavrilin, Natalja N. Naumova, Stanislav B. Petrov, Alexander P. Smirnov, Mikel B. Kiselev,
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CONTENT of database Database consisting from sets of algorithms and complex of the original programs, allowing to calculate parameters of hyperfine structure in electronic-vibrational-rotational structure of diatomic molecules: electronic-vibrational-rotational spectrums (O 2, N 2, N 2 +, NO, CO, CN, OH, CH, AlO, SiO etc.); also absorption coefficients and cross-sections and emissivity atomic and molecular gases; thermodynamic and gas kinetic parameters and rate constants of chemical reactions.
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CONDITIONS of calculations wavelengths 0,1—25,0 mkm ; temperatures 200—10000 K; pressure 10 -5 —10 atm. Calculations may be made both for conditions of local thermodynamic equilibrium, and for nonequilibrium conditions.
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SPECTROSCOPIC atomic PARAMETERS strength of oscillator an atomic spectral line; intensity of atomic spectral line; energy of lower and upper levels of atomic transition; statistical weights of lower and upper levels of transition.
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SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS of diatomic molecules set of molecular constants (coefficients Dunham): electronic term, vibrations frequency of molecule, constants of anharmonicity, vibrational constant; constant of spin-orbital interaction, constant of spin- rotational interaction and constant of spin-spin interaction; maximal value of vibrational quantum number; limiting value of rotational quantum number.
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RADIATING CHARACTERISTICS of diatomic molecules strengths of electronic transitions; Franck-Condon factors of electronic transitions; Honl-London factors.
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ADDITIONAL PARAMETERS of diatomic molecules quantum number ( =0 for etc.); quantum number S of total spin electrons; parity of electronic states homonuclear molecules; molecular weight components.
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INPUT parameters structure radiating a component; total pressure of environment; partial pressure ; temperature; thickness of layer; spectral regions; spectral intervals of averaging.
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Main menu of program complex
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OUTPUT parameters wavelength of line centre; wavenumber of line centre; intensity of line; energy of lower level of line; absorption coefficients; absorption cross-sections; emissivity.
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Honl-London factors for N 2 (B-A) system
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-doubling for N 2 (B-A) system
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Line positions for N 2 (B-A) system
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Line intensities for N 2 (B-A) system
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Absorption coefficient for N 2 (B-A) system
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Absorption coefficient for NO (B-X) system
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Compare calculation with the literary data
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CN(B-X)
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ADVANTAGES of database wide range of temperatures; calculation of spectra electronic- vibrational-rotational transitions of diatomic molecules; account of hyperfine structure.
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FOR CONECTION Russia, 190000, St-Petersburg, Pochtamtskaya st, 3 Federal State Unitary Enterprise «Research Institute of Physical Optics, Optics of Lasers and Informative Optical Systems», department of Optical Environment Research phone: (812) 314-40-31 fax: (812) 328-04-62 e-mail: rastr@nevsky.netrastr@nevsky.net
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