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Vibrational Energies of the CO2 Molecule

The vibrational energy levels of the eight most abundant isotopic species of carbon dioxide have been calculated. Over 1800 energy levels are given for each isotope. The calculations included terms to the third order in the vibrational quantum numbers and took account of the Fermi resonance. The matrices were diagonalized by an eigenvalue routine of great accuracy.

G. Plass | P. Wyatt | V. R. Stull

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