The files are to accompany the paper on

 "The high temperature infrared spectrum of D12C14N and D13C14N" 
by 

Moellmann, Maki, Winnewisser, Winnewisser, and Quapp

at
http://www.idealibrary.com/links/doi/10.1006/jmsp.2001.8519/dat

Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy  Vol. 212, No. 1, March 1, 2002


The files named D13CNARK.DTA and DCNARK.DTA are in ASCII and contain all the
data that were measured for this work. The least-squares fits also included 
other data taken from the literature, most importantly the microwave
measurements that have been reported.

The data are divided into groups with the transition given in a heading
followed by the designation of the particular spectrum used.

The first column gives the observed transition in wavenumbers (1/cm). In
some cases there is an asterisk (*) after the wavenumber. In those cases the
transition was deemed to be inferior for some reason and was given a weight 
of zero, regardless of what the uncertainty column indicates.

The second column gives the O-C (observed minus calculated) in wavenumbers,
where the calculated value was given by the least-squares fit that resulted
in the constants given in the paper.

Then follow 2 columns of integers that indicate the upper rotational quantum
number (J') and the lower state rotational quantum number (J'').

the last column gives the uncertainty used to weight the measurement for the
least-squares fit. The actual weight used was the inverse square of the
uncertainty unless an asterisk is shown after the wavenumber, in which case
the weight was zero.