Experimental study of the Ca2 1S+1S asymptote
O. Allard, C. Samuelis, A. Pashov, H. Knockel, E. Tiemann
Abstract
The filtered laser excitation technique was applied for measuring transition frequencies of the Ca2 B-X system from asymptotic levels of the X1Σ g+ ground state reaching v''=38. That level has an outer classical turning point of about 20~Åwhich is only 0.2 below the molecular 1S+1S asymptote. Extensive analysis of the spectroscopic data, involving Monte Carlo simulation, allowed for a purely experimental determination of the long range parameters of the potential energy curve. The possible values of the s-wave scattering length could be limited to be between 250a0 and 1000a0.
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