Proceedings of theXth INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON IllGH RESOLUI10N
INFRAREDSPEcrROSCOPY, LibUcenear Prague, September5-9,1988
(Editor: D. Papou~ek)
" PROGRAM OF SESSIONS
ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS
The J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry,CzechoslovakAcademy of Sciences
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Monday. September 5
OPENING CEREMONY 9.00 ð.m.
Morning Session Chðirmðn - A. R. McKELLAR
LM1 HOUGEN J. (Gðithersburg.USA)
A Group-Theoreticðl Approðch to Certðin Multi-Dimensionðl Tunneling Problems(invited) 9.10 - 9.40 ð.m.
LM2 OKA T. (ChicðgO.USA)
lnfrðred Spectroscopy of Moleculðr lons(invited) 9.45 - 10.15 ð.m.
1 n t e r m i s 5 o n 10.20 - 10.35 a.m.
Chðirmðn S. BRODERSEN
LM3 FLAUD J-M. (Pðris.Frðnce)
High Resolution Moleculðr Spectroscopy ðndAtmospheric Physics(invited) 10.35 - 11.05 ð.m.
LM4 JENSEN P. (Giessen.FRG)
Vðriðtionðl Calculðtions of Rotðtion-VibrðtionEnergies for Triðtomic Molecules(invited) 11.10 - 11.40 ð.m.
Afternoon Session Chairmðn - A. TROMBETTI
LM5 WINNEWISSER G. (Koln. FRG)
High Resolution Spectroscopy ðnd Stðr Formðtion(invited) 2.00 - 2.20 p.m.
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LM6 DREIZLER H. (KieI. FRG)
New Developments in Microwave Fourier TransformSpectroscopy(invited) 2.25 - 2.45 p.m.
LM7 BELOV S. P. . DEMK1N V .M..TRETYAKOVM.Yu. CGorkii.USSR)
KRUPNOV A.F..
New Developments in SubmillimeterwaveSpectroscopy: Experimental Studies of Hydrogen-Bonded Molecular Complexes Using RAD-3Spectrometer(invited) 2.50 - 3.15 p.m.
1 n t e r m s s i 0 n 3.20 3.35 p.m.
Chairman - C. B. SUAREZ
LM8 HIROTAE. (Osaka. Japan)
Infrared Diode Laser and Mjcrowave Spectroscopyof Transient Molecules(invited) 3.35 - 3.55 p.m.
LM9 Di LONARDOG. (Bologna. Italy)
High Resolutjon F. T. Spectroscopy in the FarInfrared(jnvited) 4.00 - .4.20 p.m.
LMIO BURENINA.V.. GERSHTEIN L.I.. PRIPOLZINS.I..VAL'DOV A.N. (Gorkii.USSR)
Study of the 16012C32S Ml11imeter Spectrum inHjgh Vjbrational States
4.25 - 4.45 p.m.
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Poster Session 5.00 - 6.00 p.m.
PM1 KARYAKIN E.N.. KRUPNOV A.F.. MARKOV V.M..ZOBOV N.F. (Gorkii. USSR)
Experimental Studies of HYdrogen-BondedMolecular Complexes in the Submillimeter Bandby RAD Spectrometer
PM2 BELOV S.P.. DEMKIN V.M.. KRUPNOV A.F..TRETYAKOV M.Yu. (Gorkii.USSR)
Automated Microwave RAD-3 Spectrometer in theFrequèncy Region up to 1000 GHz
PM3 BELOV S.P.. DEMKIN V.M.. KARYAKIN E.N..KOZIN I.N.. KRUPNOV A.F.. POLYANSKY O.L..TRETJAKOV M.Yu..ZOBOV N.F. (Gorkii.USSR)
Study of Submillimeter Spectrum of H20...HFHeterodimer
PM4 BELOV S.P.. DEMKIN V.M.. KARYAKIN E.N.. KOZINI.N.. KRUPNOV A.F.. POLYANSKY O.L.. TRETYAKOVM.Yu..ZOBOV N.F. (Gorkii.USSR)
Study of Submillimeter Spectrum of HF...HFDimer
PM5 BELOV S.P.. KOZIN 1.N.. POLYANSKY O.L.. TRETYAKOVM.Yu. (Gorkii. USSR)
Microwave Spectrum of ~O Molecule at 840-925GHz
PM6 CIVIS S. (Kutna Hora. CSSR)
Electronic Spectra of the PH3 Molecules
PM7 PERRIN A..BORDOVSKY L. 0.. VALENTIN A. (Paris.France)
The "'3and 4 1nteract ing Bands of HN03
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PM8 ABDURAKHMANOVA. (Baku. USSR)
Multiisomerism in Free Molecules
PM9 ABDURAKHMANOVA. (Baku. USSR)
Non-Classical Treatment of MW SpectrumInterpretation of the Lactonitrile Molecule
,PMI0 DUMESH B. S.. KOSTROMIN V. P.. RUSIN F. S.. SURIN
L. A. (Troitzk. USSR)
Autodyne Orotron-Based Radiospectrometer
PMll lSMAILZADE H.. ABDURAKHMANOV A. A.. RAGHIMOVSh.A. (Baku. USSR)
Microwave Spectrum for Three Conformers of theIsobutanole Molecule
PM12 ISMAILZADEH.. ABDURAKHMANOVA. A. (Baku. USSR)
Inversion and Inversion-Torsion DoublingEffects for Rotational Transitions in
C~3CH2CH20H. CH3CH2CH20D.and (CH3)2CHCH20HMICrOQav~ Spectrð
PM13 EPPLE K.. RUDOLPH H. D. (Ulm. FRG)
MicroWðve-Spectrum of Cyclopropylgermane
PM14 GIESEN T.. HARTER M.. SCHIEDERR.. WINNEWISSERG.. YAMADAK. M. T. (Koln. FRG)
High ResolutionSpectroscopyUsing a StabilizedDiode Laser:
The 2-')9 Band of HN03
PM15 MURZIN S.N. (Troitzk,USSR)
Relationship between Inversion Frequencies ofIsotopically Subsliluted Molecules: Ammonia
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PM16 MEERTS W.L.. VERHOEVE P.. ZWART E.. VERSLUIS M..MEULEN J.J.. DY-MANUSA. (Nijmegen. TheNetherlands).McLAY D.B. (Kingston.Canada)
FIR Laser Sideband Spectroscopy with OplicallyPumped Laser. Applications to Ions and Radicals
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Tueøday. September 6
Morning Session Chairman - 1. OZIER
LT1 ZHILINSKIIB. CMoscow.USSR)
Theoretical Analysis of the QualitativeFeatures of the Rovibrational Energy SpectraCinvited) 9.00 - 9.20 a.m.
LT2 ULENIKOV O. (Tomsk.USSR)
The lrreducible Tensorial Sets andDetermination of Structures and lntramolecularForce Fields
(invited) 9.25 - 9.45 a.m.
LT3 KRAEMER W. P. !Garching.FRG)
Recent Advances in Ab lnitio Calculation ofMolecular Potentials
9.50 - 10.05 a.m.
LT4 SPIRKO V. !Prague. CSSR) .KRAEMER W.P. CGarching.FRG)
Vibrational Dynamics of Hydrogen Bonds 1.Ho-H-oH- System
10.10 10.25 a.m.
1 n t e r m s s o n 10.30 - 10.45 p.m.
Chairman - H. JONES
LT5 CHAMPIONJ-P.. LOETE M.. PIERRE G.. HILICO J. C..PIERRE Cl.. MILLOT G. CDijon.France)
Vibrational Extrapolation Schema: Calculationof Energy Levels and Transition Strengths inTetrahedralMolecules
10.45 - 11.05 ð.m.
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LT6 KONARSKI J. (Poznan. Poland)
On the Generalized Darling-DennisonRovibrational Hamiltonian
11.10 - 11.25 a.m.
LT7 BRODERSEN S. (Aarhus.Denmark)
An Attempt to Determine Precisely the Lower
Part of the Potential Function of CF411.30 - 11.45 a.m.
LT8 STARIKOV V.. SULAKSHINA O. N. (Tomsk.USSR)
Theory of Line Intensities of Inversion-
Rotations Transitions in D3h Molecules11.50 - 12.05 a.m.
Afternoon Session Chairman - W. L. MEERTS
LT9 TYUTEREV V. (Tomsk. USSR)
Convergence and Correlation Problems inProcessing of Experimental Data on Degenerateand Interacting States of Polyatomic Molecules
2.00 - 2.20 p.m.
LT10 GOLOVKO V..TSAUNE A.Ya. (Tomsk.USSR)
Comparison of the Direct Diagonalization.Technique with Perturbation Theory forVibrational Problems
2.25 - 2.40 p.m.
LT11 SULAKSHINA 0.. PEREVALOV V. 1. (Tomsk.USSR)
Ambiguities of Effective Hamiltoniansand Operators of Effective Dipole Moment forMolecules ofAxial Symmetry
2.45 - 3.00 p.m.
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LT12 SZTRAKA L. (Budapest.Hungary)
Determination on the First and Second OrderGeneralized Watson's Centrifugal DistortionConstants of Methanol from Microwave Data
3.05 - 3.20 p.m.
LT13 VOGT J.. NAIR K. P. R..MEZ-STARCKB.. MUTI'ERR.!Ulm. FRG)
Compilation and Evaluation in the Field ofMicrowave and High Resolution InfraredSpectroscopy
3.25 - 3.35 p.m.
LT14 BOQUILLONJ-P.. CDijon.France)
High Resolution CARS and Infrared Spectrometerwith Flash Lamp Pumped Dye Lasers
3.40 - 4.00 p.m.
Poster Session 4.15 - 6.00 p.m.
PT1 STARIKOV V.. POZDNYAKOV A. A.. TYUTEREV V. G.(Tomsk. USSR)
Theoretical Study of Inver~ion-Rotation
Interaction in NH3 and H30 .
On the Description of High-ExcitedRovibrationalStates of Light Non-RigidMolecules of X2Y Type Based
PT2 TYUTEREV V.. STARIKOV V. 1.. TASHKUN S.(Tomsk. USSR)
PT3 GOLOVKO V.P.. MICHAILENKO S.N..TYUTEREVV.G..(Tomsk.USSR)
On the Extrapolation Properties of Pade-Forms of the Rotational Hamiltonian.
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PT4 KRIVTSUN V. M.. SADOVSKY D. A.. SNEGIREVE.P. (Troitzk. USSR)
Diode Laser Spectroscopy of the ~1 and ~3 Bandsof SnH4 Molecule
PT5 KOPUT J. (Poznan.POLAND). AHLRICHS R.. BRODE S.(Karlsruhe.FRG)
Ab Initio Potential Energy Surface forDisiloxane
PT6 WAGNER .G.. WINNEWl SSER M.. WlNNEWl SSER B. P.(Giessen. FRG)
A Strsng Coriolis Resonance in the Spectrumof H CNO
PT7 CHEGLOKOV A.. CHEREPANOV V. N.. MAKUSHKIN Yu. S..MALIKOVA A. B.. ULENIKOV O. N. ZHILYAKOV A. S.(Tomsk.USSR)
On Determination of the Potential Functionof the Methane Molecule
Centrifugal Deformation of H20 MoleculeHighly Excited Rotational St4tes
PYKA J.. MAKAREWICZ J. (Poznan. Poland)
PT9 LODYGA W.. MAKAREWICZ J. (Poznan. Poland)
Self-Consistent Internal Axes for a Rotating-Vibrating Molecule
PT10 ABU-DAGGA F.. HAIDER F. (Safat.Kuwait)
Identification of Amines in Unknown ComplexMlxture by GC/FTIR
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PT11 LAMBOT D. BLANQUET G. (Namur. Belgium). BOUANICHJ. P. (Orsay.France)
Diode Laser Measurements of Collisional
Broadening in the ~5 Band of C2~ Perturbed byO2 and N2
PT12 OGILVIE.J.t. (lIðiRent1. ~A Complete FormalismVibration-RotationalMolecules
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for the Analysis of t~Spectra of Diatomic
PT13 VIGASIN A.A.(Moscow. USSR)
TARAKANOVA ~E.G.
The Vibrational Spectra of Isomeric Structures
of the (C02)2 Dimers
PT14 PEKKALA K.. ANTTILA R. (Oulu. Finland)
The Study of the ~1' ~2' ~5' 2~3' ~3 + ~6 ang12v6 InfraredBandsof CD3CNarðund 2000cm
PT15 NEMES L. (Budapest.Hungary). WAGNER H.G..KOCH M.. TEMPS F. (Gottingen.FRG).JOHNS J.W.C.(Ottawa.Canada)
Assignment of Emission Lines in the OpticallyPumped Sub-Millimeter Ketene Laser
PT16 YAMADA K.. CLAR H. J.. SCHIEDER R.. WINNEWISSERG. (Koln.FRG)
Pressure Broadening and Shifts in the v2 Band~ ~3
PT17 GUARNIERI A.. DOOSE J.. KLEIBOMER B. (Kiel. FRG)
Extended Analysis of Microwave andMillimeterwaveSpectrum of Dideuteroperoxide
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PT18 GAMBI A.(VenezÏa, Italy), BURGER H. (Wuppertal,FRG)
HÏgh ResolutÏon Infrared 5pectra of F2C-NHROYÏbratÏonal AnalysÏs of u1 FundamentalVÏbration
PT19 GIER5ZAL 5.. M15-KUZMINSKA E., GALICA J. (Poznan,Poland)
The Temperature Dependence of the PressureBroadening Parameter for the J.K - 0,0 - 1,0
LÏne ~f CH3CN
PT20 PAK I.,KURIT5YN Yu. A., MAKAROV G. N., 50TNIKOVM.V. (TroÏtsk, U55R)
Tunable DÏode Laser 5tudÏes of CollÏsÏonless
ExcÏtatÏon of SF6 and NH3 Molecules Ïn a 5trongIR Laser FÏeld
PT21 TARRAGO G., LACOME N., POU55IGUE G., LEVY A..GUELACHVILIG. (Orsay.France)
Absorpt Ïon of PH:3 at 4. 5 ~lm. Frequenc Ïes andIntensÏtÏes 2v2. v2 + u4. 2v4, u1 and u3 Bands
PT22 WIEDENMANN K.H., BROWN R. D., GODFREY P. D.(MonashUnÏY.. AustralÏa)
ExcÏted VÏbratÏonal 5tates and IsotoPÏc 5pecÏesÏn the MW 5pectrum of Fluoroketene. CHFCO
PT23 BEHRENDJ.. PLUMMERG. M., WINNEWI55ER G.. YAMADAK. M. T. (Koln,FRG), WINNEWI55ERM. lGÏessen,FRG)
The HÏgh-ResolutÏon FourÏer_Iransform5pectrumof H252 between 30 and 190 cm
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PT24 KREGLEWSKI M. (Poznan. Poland)
The Geometry and Inversion-Internal RotationPotential Function for Methylamine
PT25 MAKAREWICZ J. (Poznan. Poland)
Ro-Vibrational Hamiltonians and SolutionStrategies for Triatomic Molecules
PT26 URBAN S.. PAPOUSEKD. (Prague. CSSR). TU N. .RAOK.N. (Columbus. USA). GUELACHVILI G. (Orsay.France). ABDULAHA. (Kuwait. Kuwait)
Fourier Transform Spectra_1of Ammonia in theRegion from 2900 to 4600 cm
Wedneøday. September 7
Sight-Seeing Tour to Prague 9.00 a.m.
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Thuraday. September B
Morning Session Chairman - G. GUELACHVILI
LTh1 JOHNS J. W. C. (Ottawa.Canada)
Absolute Intensity Measurements - Infrared toFar Infrared(invited) 9 :00 - 9.25 a.m.
LTh2 CHACKERIAN CH. Jr. (Moffett Field. USA).GUELACHVILI G. (OrsayFrance). LOPEZ-PINEIROA.(Badajo~.Spain). TIPPING R. H. (Tusca!oosa.USA)
The Determination of Absolute RovibrationalIntensities For Very Reactive Molecular Species
9.30 - 9.45 a.m.
LTh3 ROTHMANL. (HanscomAFB. USA)
High Resolution MolecuJar SpectroscopicDatabase for Atmospheric Modeling(invited) 9.50 - 10.10 a.m.
1 n t e r m S 5 o n 10.15 - 10.30 a.m.
Chairman - R. A. J. ANTILLA
LTh4 TOMM J.W. (Berlin.GDR)
Diode Laser Based Air PoJlution Control System10.30 - 10.45 a.m.
LTh5 MEERTS W.L. (Nijmegen.The Netherlands).OZIER 1.(Vancouver. Canada). HOUGEN J.T. (Gaithersburg.USA)
Multiphoton Transitions in AnticrossingMBERSpectroscopyof Symmetric Rotors
10.50 - 11.20 a.m.
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LTh6 OZIER J. .CVancouver.
Netherlands)
MOAZZEN-AHMADJ N.. JAGANNATH H.LCanada). MEERT5 W. L. (Nijmegen.The
Torsion-Vibration-Rotation Analysis of the
Lowest Perpendicular Fundamental in CH35iH311.25 - 1r.40 a.m.
1LTh7 5INIT5A L. CTomsk.U55R)
Laser 5pectroscopy of Highly-Excited RotationalVibrational Molecular States L
11.45 - 12.00 a.m.
LTh8 POLYAN5KY O. (Gorkii. U5SR)
Centrifugal 5aturation and Energy Levels
Clustering in C2v Molecules.
iL12.05 - 12.20 a. .
Afternoon 5ession Chairman - L. NEMES
LTh9 KOVAC5 1. CBudapest. Hungary)
The Influence of the Centrifugal Distortionsand of the Perturbations to the Multiplet F5plitting of the 5igma TermsCinvited) 2.00 - 2.20 p.m.
LTh10 ROSS 5. (Frede!"icton.Canada). JUNGEN Ch. COrsay. PFrance)
H7 Double Minimum 5tates: Vibronic Levels asS~en by Collision Theory: MQDT (MultichannelQuantum Defect Theory)
2.25 - 2.40 p .m. F
LTh11 JONES H. (Ulm. FRG)
Diode Laser Spectroscopy at High Temperatures2.45 - 3.00 p.m.
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LTh12 JORISSEN L.. MATSUMOTOY.. TAKAMI M. (Wako.Sðitamð. Jðpðn). OSHIMAY. (Tokyo. Japðn)
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Double ReSOnðnce
Band of SnH4Spectroscopy of. the "1/"3
3.05 - 3.20 p.m.
I n t e r m s s o n 3.25 - 3.40 p.m.
Chðirwoman- G. TARRAGO
(:LTh13 HOLLANDF.. WINNEWISSERM.. MAIERG.. REISENAUERH. P.. ULRICHA. (Giessen. FRG)
Some Cumulene Molecules Relevðnt toInterstellðr Chemistry
3.40 - 3.55 p.m.
LTh14 VASILENKO L. (Novosibirsk. USSR)
Dynamic Stðrk Effect on the Doppler BroðdenedTrðnsition
4.00 - 4.15 p.m.
Poster Session 4.30 - 6.00 p.m.
PThl BERUDS. (Berlin. GDR)
Infrðred Diode Lðser Spectroscopy of S02
PTh2 SINITSA L. (Tomsk. USSR)
Line Shift of the Water Vðpor in the NeðrInfrðred
PTh3 DI LAURO C.. LATTANZI F. (Napoli. Italy).GUELACHVILI G. (OrSðy. France)
Interðction Mechðnisms of the 2440 to 2900 cm-1
Vibrðtion-Rotðtion Spectrum of C~I
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PTh4 FUSINA L.. CARLOTTI M. (Bologna.ltaly)
High Resolution Spectrum of PH3 in the Farlnfrared
PTh5 WALLRAFF P.. WINNEWISSER G.. K. M. T. YAMADA(Koln. FRG)
Rotational Temperature of Acetylene inSupersonic Free Jet
PTh6 MIKHAILOV V. (Troitzk.USSR)
New Approach to Calculation of Vibrational-Rotational Energy and Transition Dipole Momentsof Diatomic Molecules
PTh7 KEPA R. (Rzeszow. Poland). JANJIC J. D. (NoviSad. Yugoslavia)
New Investigations of the Singlet RydbergStates of the CO Molecule
PTh8 JAKUBEK Z. (Rzeszow. Poland)
A2n. State of the CO+ Molecule: IsotopicStuAies
PTh9 MAGG U.. JONES H. (Ulm. FRG)
Diode Laser Spectroscopy of Diatomic MetalHydrides
PTh10 BIRK H.. COLSON S. D. JONES H. (Ulm. FRG)
Diode Laser Spectroscopy with a FreeExpansion Jet
PTh11 CHRISTEN D. (Tubingen. FRG)
An Attempt to Understand the FIR Spectrum ofD1methYlperoxide
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PTh12 CARSKY P.. SPIRKO V. (Prague. CSSR)
Towards the Identification of Propargylene. AbInitio Calculations on its Vibrational S~ectrum
PTh13 ESCRIBANO R..ORTIGOSOJ.(Madrid. Spain). MAKI A.G.. OLSON wm. B. (Gaithersburg.USA)
The High Resolution.u2 and u4 FTIR Bands of S03
PTh14 VOJTIK J.. PAIDAROVA ].. SPIRKO V.. CESPIVAL.(Prague. CSSR). PETRAS M.. PROCHAZKA Z.. FISERJ.(Pragùe.Charles Univ.. CSSR)
Ab lnitio Calculations of the HyperfineParameters eQq for Low-Lying Vibrational Levelsof Small Molecules in Their Ground and ExcitedElectronic States
PTh15 SARKA K. (Bratislava.(Prague.CSSR)
CSSR) . PAPOUSEK D.
The Effect of the Vibrational-Rotationallnteractions on the A -A Splittings in the
Fundamental Vibration41 ~tates of C3v Molecules
PAPOUSEK D. (Prague. CSSR). BIRK H.. MAGG U..JONES H. (Ulm. FRG)
PTh16
Diode Laser Spectroscopy of the A -A
Splittings in the v2-1 and v4-1 Stat$s of PH3
PTh17 SUARES C.B.. CHACKERI AN C. Jr.. VALERO F. (MoffetField. USA)
Broadening and Intensity Coefficie~is atDifferent Temperatures for the 2200 cm Band
of C~D
PTh18
PTh19
PTh20
PTh21
PTh22
PTh23
PTh24
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SUARES C.B.. VALERO F. P. J.. CHACKERIANC. Jr.(MoffetField. USA)
Intensity and Broadening Study in the 5-Micron
Region of PH3
SPENCER M. (Moffett Field. USA)
Measurement of Pressure Broadening Coefficientsof Ozone Infrared Transitions over theTemper6ture Range 200-300 K
GERSHTEIN L.I.. VAKSS V.L. (Gorkii. USSR)
To the General Theory of Sensitivity ofMicrowave Spectrometers
BURENIN A.V. (Gorkii. USSR)
On the Convergence of Rational Series WhenTreating Spectra of Quantum System
BURENIN A.V. (Gorkii. USSR)
Reduction of the Rational Effective RotationalHamiltonian of an Arbitrary - Type Molecule
URBAN S.. PRACNA P. (Prague. CSSR)
Interpretation of Intensit es of ForbiddenVibration-Rotation Transit ons in Fourier-Transform Spectra of Ammon a
PRACNA P.. SPIRKO V. (Prague. CSSR). KRAEMERW.P.(Garching. FRG)
Anharmonic Dipole Moment Functions of XY3Molecules
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Fr1day, September 9
Morning 5ession Cha innan - A. F. KRUPNOV
LF1 H\1I'TNER W.. GA55LER G.. MAJER W.. TAMMER R..KASTLE H.. K1EFNER E.. KRET5CHMER J.. RE155ENAUERB. CUlm. FRG)
High-Resolution Experiments with ButaneCinvited) 9.00 - 9.20 a.m.
LF2 BUNKER P. COttawa.Canada). JEN5EN P. (Giessen.FRG). kRAEMER W. P. CGarching. FRG). ROOS B. O.(Lund. Sweden)
The CCH Molecule9.25 - 9.40 a.m.
LF3 RITZE H.H. (Berlin.GDR)
One-and Two-Ph~ion 5pectrum of (5F6)2 between930 and 965 cm Including Internal Rotation
9.45 - 10.00 a.m.
LF4 TAKAMI M.. MAT5UMOTO Y. (Wako. 5aitama. Japan).OH5HlMA Y.. KUCHIT5U K. (Tokyo.Japan)
Free Jet Diode Laser 5pectroscopy of van derWaals Complexes in the Middle IR Region
10.05 - 10.20 a.m.
LF5 LANG V.. 5ANDER 5.. FRIEDL R. CPasadena.U5A)
High ResoJution FTIR 5pectroscopyof the CLORadical
10.25 - 10.40 a.m.
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1 n t e r m s s i 0 n 10.45 - 11.00 a.m.
Chairman - P. R. BUNKER
LF6 GUELACHVILI G.. ELHANINE M.. FARRENQ R. (Orsay.France)
Selective Fourier Transform Spectroscopy ofRadicals
11.00 - 11.20 a.m.
LF7 KREINER W.A.. JORISSEN L.. PRINZ H.. HOHE W. (Ulm.FRG). MAGERL G.. SCHUPITA W. (Vienna.Austria)
Sideband Spectroscopy of Nonpolar Molecules11.25 - 11.45 a.m.
LF8 McKELLAR A.R. (Ottawa. Canada)
Infrared Spectroscopy of van der WaalsMolecules
11.50 - 12.10 a.m.
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Post-dead11ne papers
BASKAKOV O. 1.. PASHAEV M. A. (Kharkov. USSR)
Submillimetre Rotational Spectrum of
CH30H and CD30H in the Ground State
BURENIN A. V.. RYABIKIN M. Yu. (Gorkii. USSRJ
The M~thod For Treatment of Highly ExcitedVibration-RotationStates of Simple Molecules
PAVLICHENKOV 1. M.. ZHILINSK11 B. 1. (Moscow.USSR)
Critical Phenomena in the Water Molecule Underthe Rotational Excitation
PAVLOV-VEVERKIN V. B.. ZHILINSKII B. 1. (Moscow.USSR)
Qualitative Effects in the Structure ofVibrational Polyads for Highly ExcitedQuasidegenerateModes
SADOVSKIl D.A. (Troitzk. USSRJ. ZHILINSKII B. 1.(Moscow. USSR)
Unitary Equivalence of Effective Dipole Moments
2~erators for Spherical Tops: v2!V4 Bands ofC~
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6 CHAMPION J. P.. PIERRE G. (Dijon. Frðnce). 1SADOVSKIJ D. A. (Troizk. USSR). ZHJLJNSKIJ B. J.(Moscow. USSR)
Mðnifestðtion pf the Bifurcðtions ðnd Diðbolic
Points in the Energy Level System of v2/v4 diðdof CH4 ðnd SiH4 2
7 MJLLOT G. . HETZLER J. . STEJNFELD J. J .(C~ridge. USA). MJLLOT G.. PJERRE G. (Dijon.Frðnce)
Infrðred Double-Resonðnce Lineshðpes in StronglyPumped Molecules With Applicðtion to Silane
38 MILLOT G.. HETZLER J.. FOY B.. STEINFELD J. 1.
(Cðmbridge. USA). MILLOT G.. PIERRE G. (Dijon.Frðnce). FOY B. (Mðryland. USA)
Two-Photon Absorptions ðnd Rotational RelðxationTimes in Silðne Observed by Infrared DoubleResonðnce Spectroscopy 4
9 BOUTAHARA.. MILLOT G.. LAVORELB.. PIERREG..CHAMPIONJ. P.. WENGERC.. SAINT-LOUPR.. BERGERH. (Dijon. Frðnce)
Self-Broðdened Widths of Rðmðn Lines.in the v1Bðnd Region of Sphericðl Top Molecules5
10 FOY B.. HETZLER J.. MILLOT G.. STEINFELD J. 1.(Cðmbridge. USA). MILLOT G. (Dijon. France). FOYB. (Mðrylðnd. USA)
Stðte-to-r3ðteMethane CD4Experiments
Rotðtional Energy Trðnsfer in ~From Infrðred Double Resonðnce
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lmprovement of Sensitivity in High ResolutionStimulated Raman Spectroscopy of Gases
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High Resolution Raman Experimental Studies andTheoretical Calculations of Collisional Effects
of the CO2 U1- 2~2 Dyad
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N2 - Broadening CoeffiíientsB~tween 8500 and 9300 cmof H/60 Lines
14 TYUTEREV V. G.. (TolTIsk. USSR) , PIERRE G.. LEPÞ.GEP.. BOUZO\.æÞ.K.. CHAMPION~1. P. (Dijon. France),GUELÞ.CHVILlG. (Orsay. France)
01 and 03 lnteracting Bands of Silane
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New Þ.ccurate Calculations
Broadening by O2 and N2
of Ozone Line-
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Reduced Hamiltonians and lnvariant Parameters forOvertone and Combination Bands of TetrahedralMolecules
