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Author: ankit7540

python_module/intensity_calibration/model_rotationalRaman_spectra/README.md

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 Available  Functions
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-`sumofstate_H2(  T  )`
-`spectra_H2(T, J_{Stokes}, J_{anti-Stokes})`, and  similar for HD and D<sub>2</sub> The sum of state or the partition function is defined as <br>
+`sumofstate_H2(  T  )` and similar for HD and D<sub>2</sub> :  The sum of state or the partition function is defined as <br>
 
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+`spectra_H2(T, J_{Stokes}, J_{anti-Stokes})` and similar for HD and D<sub>2</sub> : For computing the relative Raman intensities (for pure rotation) for the specific gas.
 Here,  temperature T  is in  Kelvin. `J_{Stokes}` and `J_{anti-Stokes})` represents  the maximum rotational J whose intensity is  to be  computed. Intensities are  computed for `J=J_{anti-Stokes},.., J_{Stokes}`. Computed  intensities are relative normalized intensities.
 
 Functions can be used directly for computing the sum of states for the three gases for given temperature (for example,  `sumofstate_D2(298)`). When computing spectra the sum of states  are computed within the function (for example, `spectra_H2(298, 6, 6)`).