Xinchuan Huang, 1 David W. Schwenke, 2 Timothy J. Lee 2 1 SETI Institute, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA 2 NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 94035,

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Xinchuan Huang, 1 David W. Schwenke, 2 Timothy J. Lee 2 1 SETI Institute, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA 2 NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA 94035, USA Columbus, Ohio June 25, 2010 The 65 th International Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy Toward Accurate Rovibrational Energy Levels of 12 C 16 O Start-up for CO 2 IR Linelist Project

2 Funding Venus Express Supporting Investigator 2 Motivation Venus Express data analysis Spectrum analysis/simulation for Venus environment Goal: High energy & high temperature IR Linelists (up to 20,000 cm -1 above ZPE, 750K, 100bar) (Position: 0.03 cm -1 ; Intensity: 90%; line shape) Can make reliable predictions with SAME Accuracy! Research Strategy: Refine high-quality ab initio PES/DMS with high-res experimental data --- Best Theory + High-res Exp

3 14 NH 3 : Two-orders-of-magnitude Improvement J No. of All IR States No. of HITRAN States No. of Missing States  RMS (s/a) (cm -1 )  RMS (splits) (cm -1 ) <0.028< <0.039< <0.043<0.032 J “Cold” band Lines  RMS (cm -1 ) Hot- band Lines  RMS (cm -1 ) % HITRAN levels and 31% transitions have been analyzed! new Bands; 15 NH 3 ; new assignments; …

4 HITRAN2008 data for 12 C 16 O 2 Thank all the contributors, for your invaluable work! Otherwise we can NEVER imagine a “refinement”! Incomplete List of references …… Rothman et al --J. Quant. Spectrosc. Rad. Transfer 48 (1992) 537 Miller & Brown -- J. Mol. Spectrosc. 228 (2004) 329 Perevalov & Tashkun, “CDSD-296 (Carbon Dioxide Spectroscopic Databank): Updated and Enlarged Version for Atmospheric Applications,” 10th HITRAN Database Conference, Cambridge MA, USA (2008). Rothman et al -- J. Quant. Spectrosc. Rad. Transfer 110 (2009) 572 …… Accuracy will depend on and are limited by high-res data No. of transitions: 128,117 (CDSD incorporated) No. of energy levels: 14,809 0 – cm -1, J = 0 – vib states (lower J = 0 – 39)

5 HITRAN08 is great! but not enough … Distribution of HITRAN08 Energy levels

6 Ab initio PES/DMS CCSD(T)/ACPF/MRCI for energies CCSD(T) and ACPF for dipole (aug-)cc-pC(V)XZ basis, X=T,Q,5 E = Long-range terms (Morse-type) + Short-range terms * damping func 219 unique coeffs, i,j,k  8, i+j+k  12, i  j 551 selected geometries Higher weights on 472 points < 40,000 cm -1 R EQ (CO) = Å (grid)  Å (initial PES)  Å (1 st refined PES)  Å (2 nd refined PES)  …… Final DMS: CCSD(T)/aug-cc-pVQZ Fitting error distribution

7 Dipole is ready! Now find a best starting PES

8 Before and after 1 st refinement with J=0-4 levels Fit J=0 only: rms = cm -1 for 31 levels Fit J=0-4 only st rms = cm -1 for 553 levels All higher energy band origins (observed & predicted) in Rothman et al (1992) can be included except for 3 bands above 20,000 cm -1 coeff changes < 1% Exact Variational rovibrational CI for all calculations HITRAN08 Rothman et al 1992

9 Compare to present HITRAN database --- should we go to J=100 next?

10 2 nd refinement: after many failures … Can NOT include ALL levels derived from HITRAN08 if J > 40 Outliers around ~9000 cm -1 : (1) convergence in our calculations (2) predictions in HITRAN models J=0-10 data completely included, rms = cm -1 on levels Approximately, 3-4% HITRAN levels were excluded from J=0 – 95 statistics

11 Identify outliers / convergence defects ~800 levels cm cm -1 ~2800 levels cm -1 J=0,5,…50 ~2000 levels cm -1 J=51-95 ~3100 levels cm -1 Remove Outliers & Convergence Defects! Overall cm -1

12 Agreement on n 3 overtones, n= GS

13 Data Selection for 3 rd refinement Safe pool: 3094 of 4293 levels 50<J  % of 2037 levels J=0,5,.., %

14 Goal Accurate high-energy & high-temperature IR line list for all CO 2 isotopomers including line shape parameters Current Stage / cm -1 agreements for J = 0 – 10/ cm -1 overall accuracy for J up to 95. Future work Use experimentally measured transitions/levels ONLY Higher energy/J refinement with careful selection, ~9000 cm -1 Nonadiabatic corrections may be necessary for isotopologues IR Intensity will be done as soon as J up to 40 are solved! 14 Summary & Next Step

15 15 NH 3 : 0.00 – 0.03 cm -1 for 3 HITRAN bands 25 rot Trans (J ≤ 4)  = cm MHz 1 1 (+)  0 0 (-) 44 2 Trans (J ≤ 4)  = cm Trans (J ≤ 4)  = cm states (J ≤ 4) Model  = 0.57 cm states (J ≤ 4) Model  = 0.58 cm states (J ≤ 4) Model  = 0.33 cm -1