Abstract

This paper presents a package of programs and databases of physicochemical and spectroscopic parameters for the mathematical modelling and calculation of the optical characteristics of gases in the temperature range 200–10000 K at pressures of 10-5– 10 atm for arbitrary averaging intervals in the 0.1–25- um spectral region. The most substantial difference of the package from software systems developed earlier is that it makes it possible to calculate the fine-structure and superfine-structure parameters of the molecular spectra in a wide range of temperatures and pressures.

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