J/ApJS/236/46       Line positions for TiO singlet states       (Bittner+, 2018)

Spectroscopic constants and line positions for TiO singlet states. Bittner D.M., Bernath P.F. <Astrophys. J. Suppl. Ser., 236, 46 (2018)> =2018ApJS..236...46B 2018ApJS..236...46B
ADC_Keywords: Atomic physics; Spectroscopy; Molecular data Keywords: methods: laboratory: molecular; molecular data; techniques: spectroscopic Abstract: A consistent set of spectroscopic constants for the a1Δ, d1Σ+, b1Π, c1Φ, and f1Δ states of 48Ti16O has been determined from analysis of the b1Π-a1Δ, b1Π-d1Σ+, c1Φ-a1Δ, and f1Δ-a1Δ systems. Three Fourier transform emission spectra have been used for the analysis. New bands of the b1Π-a1Δ and c1Φ-a1Δ systems have been fitted. The first analysis of the c1Φ-a1Δ system using Fourier transform spectra is also provided. Extensive and improved line positions are measured. TiO is prominent in the spectra of oxygen-rich cool stellar objects and may be present in hot-Jupiter exoplanet atmospheres. Description: Three emission spectra have been used for the analysis of TiO reported in this paper. The spectra were measured with the 1m Fourier transform interferometer associated with the McMath-Pierce Solar Telescope of the National Solar Observatory at Kitt Peak. The first spectrum was measured on 1977 June 29 (770629R0.001); spectral resolution of 0.044cm-1. The second spectrum was also measured on 1977 June 29 (770629R0.005); spectral resolution of 0.015cm-1. The third spectrum was measured on 1985 January 19 (850116R0.002); spectral resolution of 0.044cm-1. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file table2.dat 146 3338 Line positions of TiO in PGOPHER (Western 2017JQSRT.186..221W 2017JQSRT.186..221W) linelist style -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See also: J/MNRAS/396/1895 : MgI and sTiO index definitions (Cenarro+, 2009) J/A+A/551/A113 : Spectrum of VY CMa in 220.65-224.25GHz range (Kaminski+, 2013) J/ApJ/833/9 : Rotational frequencies of TiO isotopologues (Lincowski+, 2016) J/ApJS/228/15 : MARVEL analysis of TiO energy levels (McKemmish+, 2017) Byte-by-byte Description of file: table2.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 14 A14 --- Mol Molecule responsible for transition (1) 16- 22 A7 --- M1 Upper state manifold 24- 26 I3 --- J1 [2/105] Upper state total angular momentum or M1 (2) 28- 28 I1 --- S1 [0/1] Upper state symmetry 30- 30 I1 --- Num1 [1/4] Upper state Eigenvalue number (3) 32- 39 A8 --- M0 Lower state manifold 41- 43 I3 --- J0 [2/105] Lower state total angular momentum or M0 (4) 45- 45 I1 --- S0 [0/1] Lower state symmetry 47- 47 I1 --- Num0 [1/6] Lower state Eigenvalue number (3) 49- 58 F10.4 cm-1 Trans [6735.7/19945.2] Transition position 60- 66 A7 --- Var Transition label in branch notation (5) 68-146 A79 --- Name Details of transition (6) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note (1): Information on PGOPHER linelist can be found in http://pgopher.chm.bris.ac.uk/Help/lineform.htm and http://pgopher.chm.bris.ac.uk/Help/linformat.htm Note (2): M1 in the presence of static field, otherwise J1 in the absence of hyperfine structure, otherwise F1. Note (3): This gives the index (starting from 1) of the upper|lower energy level with respect to other levels of the same total angular momentum and symmetry. Note (4): M0 in the presence of static field, otherwise J0 in the absence of hyperfine structure, otherwise F0. Note (5): Such as P(1). The display will depend on the molecule type and the electronic and nuclear angular momenta included in the calculation. Note (6): Including other (possibly approximate) quantum numbers where appropriate. The assignment process will also add the source of the measurement (typically a filename) where possible. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History: From electronic version of the journal
(End) Prepared by [AAS], Emmanuelle Perret [CDS] 31-Aug-2018
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