New Analysis of the Pentad System of Methane and Prediction of the (Pentad-Pentad) Spectrum

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The pentad system (ν1, ν3, 2ν2, ν2 + ν4, 2ν4) of methane 12CH4 has been reanalyzed with a partly reduced fourth-order (206 parameters) Hamiltonian for energy levels and a second-order (13 parameters) dipole moment expansion for infrared intensities. In addition to infrared data, new experimental observations have been used: infrared hot bands (pentad-dyad), Raman bands, and microwave transitions among ν3 levels. The obtained standard deviations (for J <= 18) have the same order of magnitude as the experimental accuracies (0.001-0.002 cm-1 for infrared or Raman wavenumbers, 80 kHz for microwave frequencies, and 8% for infrared intensities). In view of atmospheric or planetary applications, improved predictions of the infrared methane spectrum, including weak absorptions, are available. A prediction of the (pentad-pentad) spectrum is also given to suggest further possible microwave observations.

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