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Table 3:

Summary of the sets of state-to-state rate coefficients (STSR) $R(j_1 \tau _1 j_2 \rightarrow j'_1 \tau '_1 j'_2)(T)$ available in BASECOL (sets (1), (2), (3), (4) below 10th level), and effective rate coefficients (ER) $\hat{R}_{j_2}(j_1 \tau_1 \rightarrow j'_1 \tau'_1)(T)$.
Set       $T_{\rm min}$(K) $T_{\rm max}$(K) Transitions T1 T2
(1) j2 = 1 j'2 = 1 STSR 5 1500 20 levels 5% 10%
(2a)   j'2 = 3 STSR 300 1500 20 levels 20% 20%-40% (Note)
(2b)   j'2 = 3 STSR 5 300 20 levels A2 A2
    $\sum_{j'2}$ ER 5 1500 20 levels 5% 15%-20%
(3) j2 = 3 j'2 = 1 STSR 5 1500 10 levels A2  
(4)   j'2 = 3 STSR 5 1500 10 levels 10%  
    $\sum_{j'2}$ ER 5 1500 10 levels 15%  

Notes. Column 1 labels the set of state-to-state rate coefficients. $T_{\rm min}$(K) and $T_{\rm max}$(K) indicate the lowest and highest temperatures at which calculations and fits have been performed for the relevant sets of data. The column ``Transition'' indicates the number of levels among which rate coefficients are provided. T1, T2 indicate the worst expected accuracy: T1 for transitions among the 10 first levels of para-H2O, T2 for de-excitation from the 11th-20th levels. A2 means ``not good but negligible''. Note: for set (2a) and T2, the accuracy is 20% for de-excitation to the first 13th levels and 40% for de-excitation to the 14th-19th levels.


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