Assignment of collision-induced four-level double-resonance transitions in the 3 spectral region of methane
arXiv:2506.13644 · doi:10.1063/5.0285618
Abstract
Optical-optical double-resonance (OODR) spectroscopy using a narrow-linewidth pump and a frequency comb probe has previously been used to measure and assign sub-Doppler transitions in the 3 spectral region [J. Chem. Phys. 161, 124311 (2024)] when pumping from the J = (7, A) ground state. Doppler-broadened double-resonance transitions were also observed in those OODR spectra. In this paper, 68 of these Doppler-broadened transitions are assigned to four-level double-resonance transitions involving collisional transfer from the pumped A symmetry state to other A and A symmetry (I = 2 meta nuclear spin) levels of the fundamental state. Assignments are made using combination differences and comparison with the term values and intensities of lines predicted by a new effective Hamiltonian, the accuracy of which has been validated by the sub-Doppler transitions.
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