Abstract

Abstract LiDB is a newly developed database of molecular vibrational and vibronic state radiative lifetimes. It has been created with the aim of enabling radiative effects to be properly captured in low-temperature plasma models. Datasets have been generated for 36 molecules using comprehensive and highly accurate molecular line lists from the ExoMol spectroscopic database. The main data output of LiDB is radiative lifetimes at vibrational state resolution. Partial lifetimes, which give information on the dominant decay channels in a molecule, are also provided. LiDB is freely available to the scientific community and is hosted at www.exomol.com/lidb. Users can dynamically view molecular datasets or use a specially-designed application programming interface to make data requests. LiDB will continue to expand in the future by adding more molecules, important isotopologues, and neutral and singly-charged atomic species.

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