The Rautian-Sobelman approach describing the collision-Doppler shape of spectral line that takes into account both soft and hard velocity-changing collisions is extended to the case when correlation between Doppler and collision broadening as well as the dispersion line asymmetry should be considered. Numerical calculations show that speed-dependent effects can produce the additional line narrowing as well as broadening and also the line asymmetry. It is shown that speed-dependent profiles based on the soft and hard collision models differ much more one from another than those which omit the speed-dependent effects.
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