Abstract

The spectra of the O₁₂ branch belonging to the NO γ(0, 0) band have been observed by means of single-beam two-photon excitation at high temperature. Some spectral lines that were not seen at room temperature were observed. The wavelengths of the dye laser, which is a light source for two-photon excitation, were measured, and various constants for NO molecules were evaluated.

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Absolute intensity measurements of the (11¹0)_II ← 00⁰0 band of ¹²C¹⁶O₂ at 5.2 μm

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