Determination of optimum trajectory in the effective straight-line trajectory (EST) approach from the temperature-dependence of collision-induced line widths Atom-molecule systems

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Atomic Collisions, Interstellar Gas, Molecular Collisions, Particle Trajectories, Spectral Line Width, Trajectory Analysis, Argon, Carbon Monoxide, Helium, Hydrocyanic Acid, Hydrogen Chlorides, Molecular Clouds, Molecular Rotation, Temperature Dependence, Trajectory Optimization

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In the effective straight-line trajectory (EST) approach for computation of collision - induced line widths proposed earlier, an arbitrary factor RX which has turned out to be the measure of the effectiveness of the curved trajectory for a system, was introduced. However, in the earlier paper no exact method has been suggested to determine its optimum value for a given system. In the present paper, a method has been proposed to determine its optimum value from the temperature dependence of the collision induced line widths

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