High-Temperature Line List of NO2+ for Generating Molecular Spectra and Absorption/Emission Cross Sections
Ximing Li1, Tianrui Bai2, Linhua Liu3
1School of Aero Engine, Zhengzhou University of Aeronautics, Zhengzhou, Henan 450015, China.
Abstract:
The molecular line list of NO2+ is of great atmospheric significance, especially for related spectral characterization and radiative transfer calculation. Using robust first-principles methods, we presented the first comprehensive line list of ground-state NO2+. Analytical potential energy surface and dipole moment surface were constructed based on 8991 ab initio points from coupled-cluster calculations, in which the core-valence electron correlation and scalar relativistic effects were considered in the calculations of potential energy. The variational nuclear motion program TROVE was used to obtain the ro-vibrational energy levels, wave function, and Einstein A coefficients. The line list contains almost 25.1 million transitions between 736 thousand energy levels with rotational excitation up to 200, which covers the wavenumber range of 0-9000 cm-1 and is suitable for temperatures up to 3000 K.
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