A collision-type formalism for spectral theory, described by Lu and applied originally to Xe, is improved and is applied to analyze the strongly perturbed absorption spectrum of Ar. The analysis expresses experimental data in terms of three sets of empirical parameters: five eigenquantum defects μ_α, one 5 ×{} 5 orthogonal transformation matrix _iα, and five dipole matrix elements D_α. The energy dependence of the parameters is studied and is found to be approximately linear for the μ_α and insignificant for _iα and D_α. With these parameters thus determined by fitting to the experimental data, the mixing coefficients of the Rydberg levels have been determined and their oscillator strength have been predicted and compared with available experimental data.
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