LOCALIZATION OF THE 0–0-TRANSITION IN DIFFUSE VIBRONIC SPECTRA
Abstract
The feasibility of determination of the 0–0-electronic transition ν0 for diffuse absorption, fluorescence and phosphorescence spectra is proposed on the basic principle: direct and reverse transition probabilities between two elemental molecular states are identical. For the starting state being in thermal equilibrium, the transition cross-sections σ obey the relation ( ( ) / )exp( / (2 )) (| |), σ ν ν ν =ϕ ν−ν h kT 0 ϕ is the mirror function about ν0 with «–» and ν>ν0 for absorption, «+» and ν<ν0 for emission respectively. Examples are given of ν0 determined as the extremum of ϕ ν( ) in comparison to the jet-cool spectroscopy data. As a rule, ν0 differs from the maximum of spectra ( ). ν max The width of the area of the extremum of ϕ ν( ) characterizes the inhomogeneity of the spectra.
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About the Author
V. A. TolkachevRussian Federation
Academician, D. Sc. (Physics and Mathematics), Professor, Chief researcher
68, Nezavisimosti Ave., 220072
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