We have measured the collision-induced light-scattering spectrum of gaseous helium at $T=298$ K for densities between 46 and 366 amagats to obtain the two-body spectrum in the frequency range 10 to 250 cm^-1. The comparison between the dipole-induced-dipole theoretical values of the two-body spectral moments and the experimental values show large discrepancies.
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