Photodissociation and photoionisation of atoms and molecules of astrophysical interest

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Table 7

References and wavelength ranges of concatenated H₂O cross sections.

Wavelength (nm)	Scaling	Reference

6.2–56.6	1	Chan et al. (1993b)
56.6–98.95	1	Fillion et al. (2003)
98.95–100	1	Linear interpolation^a
100–107.28	1	Fillion et al. (2004)
107.28–108.01	0.5^b	CfA molecular database^c
108.01–111.24	1	Fillion et al. (2004)
111.24–111.77	0.5^b	CfA molecular database^c
111.77–113.9	1	Fillion et al. (2004)
113.9–114.8	1	Linear interpolation^a
114.8–123.42	1.09^d	Mota et al. (2005)
123.42–124.5	0.91^e	CfA molecular database^c^f
124.5–193.9	1.09^d	Mota et al. (2005)

Notes.

^(a)

Linearly interpolated between surrounding cross section data.

^(b)

Scaled to match the integrated overlapping cross section of Fillion et al. (2004).

^(c)

www.cfa.harvard.edu/amp/ampdata/cfamols.html.

^(d)

Scaled to match the integrated overlapping cross section of Chan et al. (1993b).

^(e)

Scaled to match the integrated overlapping cross section of Mota et al. (2005).

^(f)

An apparent error in the wavelength calibration of this spectrum was corrected by adjusting the spectrum longwards by 0.05 nm.

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