All Tables
- Table 1:
Propagation parameters of MOLSCAT used in
our calculations (see the MOLSCAT documentation, Hutson & Green 1994,
for the meaning of the
parameters).
- Table 2:
Effective rate coefficients of Eq. (2)
(in cm3 s-1) of ortho-H2O
with ortho-H2 (j2 = 1).
The levels are labelled with
jK-1K1.
The column "Points'' gives the number of energy points used in the
Boltzmann average. The last column gives the data of Phillips et al. (1996).
The levels are organized according
to increasing energy as in the paper of Phillips et al. (1996).
- Table 3:
Effective rate coefficients of Eq. (2)
(in cm3 s-1)
of para-H2O with ortho-H2 (j2=1).
The levels are labelled with
jK-1K1.
The column "Points'' gives the number of energy points used in the
Boltzmann average. The last column gives the data of Phillips et al. (1996).
The levels are organized according
to increasing energy as in the paper of Phillips et al. (1996).
- Table 4:
Coefficients
(n = 0 to 4)
of the polynomial fit (Eq. (3)) to
the effective de-excitation rate coefficients of ortho-water
in Table 2. The effective excitation rate coefficients
can be obtained by detailed balance.
The first column gives the
final state and the polynomial order n, the following columns
give the fitting coefficients for various initial states.
The levels are labelled with
jK-1K1. We emphasize that these
fits are only valid in the temperature range from 5 K to 20 K.
- Table 5:
Coefficients
(n = 0 to 4)
of the polynomial fit (Eq. (3)) to
the effective de-excitation rate coefficients
of para-water in Table 3.
The effective excitation rate coefficients
can be obtained by detailed balance.
The first column gives the
final state and the polynomial order n, the following columns give
the fitting coefficients for various initial states.
The levels are labelled with
jK-1K1.We emphasize that these
fits are only valid in the temperature range from 5 K to 20 K.