Abstract
The contributions to the spectral adsorption coefficient of inverse bremsstrahlung from electrons in the fields of neutral oxygen and nitrogen atoms and nitrogen molecules are tabulated for air temperature of 4000–12 000°K and for photon energies of 0·6–3·0 eV. The atomic and total contributions are tabulated separately, since the molecular contributions may well be evaluated significantly more accurately in the future. For brevity, values are given at only four air densities.
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