Photolysis production and spectroscopic investigation of the highest vibrational states in H (X )
arXiv:2101.06083 · doi:10.1021/acs.jpca.0c11136
Abstract
Rovibrational quantum states in the electronic ground state of H are prepared in the vibrational level up to its highest bound rotational level , and in the highest bound vibrational level (for ) by two-photon photolysis of HS. These states are laser-excited in a subsequent two-photon scheme into outer well states, where the assignment of the highest () states is derived from a comparison of experimentally known levels in \F, combined with \emph{ab initio} calculations of \X\ levels. The assignments are further verified by excitation of population into autoionizing continuum resonances which are compared with multi-channel quantum defect calculations. Precision spectroscopic measurements of the intervals form a test for the \emph{ab initio} calculations of ground state levels at high vibrational quantum numbers and large internuclear separations, for which agreement is found.
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