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This window displays the position, assignment and intensity of lines in the simulated spectrum. It appears when right-clicking on a peak in a simulated spectrum, and on each click all the lines close to the clicked position are added to this window, with the most intense first. You can adjust the number of lines added from the Line List Options Window. Simple line position fits can also be done directly from this window, though for anything other than the simplest of fits more the line lists are best placed in a text file as only limited editing is possible in the this window. (An initial text file can be created by copying and pasting from the line list window.) The contents of this window are normally (for version 5.2 and above) saved to and loaded from the .pgo file.
Click on an item in the picture below for more information:Set frequency of selected
lines from clipboard, assuming a number is available as text
on the clipboard. The standard deviation is also set to 1.
Measuring a peak by right clicking and dragging over a peak
in an experimental or simulated spectrum in PGOPHER puts the
peak position on the clipboard for this purpose. If the
neighboring "Auto" item is checked (the default) this
assignment is done automatically each time a peak in an
experimental spectrum is measured. A blue line in the
experimental spectrum will appear, indicating the measured
peak position. |
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If on, assign measured peak to selected transitions automatically (if off, this can be done manually using Assign). | |
Show difference between first and last line selected. | |
Select all lines in the line list window. | |
Select no lines. | |
Copy selected lines to
clipboard and delete them. |
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Copy selected lines to clipboard. | |
Delete selected lines. | |
Delete all lines. | |
Delete unassigned lines, i.e.
those with the standard deviation column empty. |
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Menu for more actions:
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Plot assignments and display residuals | |
Fit observations in this
window, using the J, S (=symmetry) and # columns for
the quantum numbers. |
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Menu for more fit types:
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Reset parameters to the value
before the last fit cycle. This button is disabled until a
fit has been done. |
Molecule | The molecule responsible for this transition. |
M' | Manifold for the upper state of the transition |
J' | Upper state total angular momentum or M'. (M' in the presence of
static field, otherwise J'
in the absence of hyperfine structure, otherwise F'). |
S' | Symmetry of the upper state. |
#' | Eigenvalue number for upper state. This gives the index (starting from 1) of the upper energy level with respect to other levels of the same total angular momentum and symmetry. |
M'' | Manifold for the lower state of the transition |
J'' | Lower state total angular momentum or M". (M" in the presence of static field, otherwise J' in the absence of hyperfine structure, otherwise F'). |
S'' | Symmetry of the lower state. |
#'' | Eigenvalue number for lower state. This gives the index (starting from 1) of the upper energy level with respect to other levels of the same total angular momentum and symmetry. |
Position | The position of the transition; the units for this are the
units used in the main simulation window. For line position
fitting, alter this number to the position of the observed
peak, either manually or (more usually) with the assignment
process described under line
position fits. |
Std Dev |
The (relative) standard deviation of this transition, used to calculate the weight of the observation in a line position fit. If this is negative, zero or blank this transition will not be included in the fit. Entries will initially have this blank or negative, and the automatic assignment process will set this to 1. Less certain measurements can be given larger values. Note that the parameters produced by a fit only depend on the relative values of the weights. If ShowEstUnc is set at the top level, then this column is set to the negative of the estimated uncertainty of the transition, based on the errors in the most recent fit, if available. |
Strength | The intensity of the rotational transition. |
Width | The width of the transition. (Note that this does not
include the Gaussian or Lorentzian width set on the plot
window.) |
(Various) | The transition label in branch notation, such as P(1). The
display will depend on the molecule type and the electronic
and nuclear angular momenta included in the calculation. The
example shown above is for an asymmetric top. |
Name | Details of the transition, including other (possibly
approximate) quantum numbers where appropriate. The
assignment process will also add the source of the
measurement (typically a filename) where possible. |