Rotational spectroscopy of isotopic species of methyl mercaptan at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths: CH334SH

Olena Zakharenko; Frank Lewen; Vadim V. Ilyushin; Holger S. P. Müller; Stephan Schlemmer; Eugene A. Alekseev; Igor Krapivin; Li-Hong Xu; Ronald M. Lees; Robin Garrod; Arnaud Belloche; Karl M. Menten

doi:10.1051/0004-6361/201935579

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Table 1.

Total number of transitions and other statistical information for the CH₃³⁴SH data set.

v_t, sym ^(a)	N^(b)	K_a, max ^(c)	J_max ^(d)	rms ^(e)
0, A	993	16	55	41.0
0, E	918	15	55	39.5
1, A	504	13	45	39.1
1, E	501	12	47	27.9
2, A	235	7	38	32.2
2, E	318	8	38	63.6

Notes.

^(a)

Torsional level and symmetry label (A or E) of lower and upper states of rotational transition.

^(b)

Number of rotational transitions in a given category.

^(c)

Maximum value of K_a quantum number in a given category.

^(d)

Maximum value of J quantum number in a given category.

^(e)

Root mean square (rms) deviation for corresponding group of data in kHz.

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