Absolute transition probabilities in the visible and near-infrared spectra of FI, ClI, ClII, and BrI have been measured using a gas-driven shock tube. Thermodynamic conditions in the source were overdetermined by line intensity, pressure, and electron-density data. A values were obtained by spectroscopic techniques which reduced errors due to residual uncertainties in the source conditions. Measured transition probabilities are compared with theoretical calculations and with other experimental values.
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