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Accurate calculated tabulations of CO line broadening by H(2)O, N(2), O(2), and CO(2) in the 200-3000-K temperature range.

We present accurate calculations of CO line-broadening coefficients. They have been calculated with a modelwhich has been tested with success on the broadening of CO,-; CO2 and H2O (Refs. 2,9,10) lines. A similar data base for broadening coefficients has already been made for CO2. The following results are presented as in Ref. 11. The broadening coefficients γ‌ m‌ of CO RJ=m-1 lines by H2O, CO2, N2, and O2 have been calculated in the 300-2400K range. The data of Refs. 7,6,4, and 12 have been used for CO-H2O, -CO2, -N2, and -O2, respectively. For a given value of the rotational quantum number m, calculations have only been made for temperatures >Tmin(m), where