Abstract

A simple procedure is presented for use of the Cauchy–Lorentzian expression in calculating molecular parameters of a multiple-band system in the infrared. The Cauchy function accurately portrays the imaginary-dielectric-index spectrum for a system of damped harmonic oscillators, and thus highly accurate values of transition strength and damping constants may be calculated.

© 1968 Optical Society of America

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