We report new calculations of transition matrix elements for more than thirty thousand infrared lines of the CO molecule and its isotopomers inside the X ground electronic state. These lines belong to the =1, 2, 3 bands involving very high excited states such as 41 and 133. The transition matrix elements have been calculated from an accurate solution of the Schrödinger equation by using two different theoretical electric dipole moment functions (Werner 1981; Langhoff & Bauschlicher 1995). For low lying levels, our data compare satisfactorily with experimental ones and related works (Goorvitch & Chackerian 1994a, b; Chackerian et al. 1994, Goorvitch 1994). Moreover, we make predictions for oscillator strengths and Einstein coefficients involving high excited transitions. In addition, we report simple analytic formulae that fit our results for 12C16O with an accuracy better than 10-2 as a function of for each vibrational sequence and band. They offer an easy way to compute the various intensities of these rovibrational transitions whose transition energies may be introduced via the available Dunham coefficients.
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