Are there any recommended textbooks for learning absorption spectroscopy?

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Several participants recommend textbooks and resources for learning about absorption spectroscopy, particularly in the context of gases. Key suggestions include foundational undergraduate texts that cover the principles of spectroscopy and more advanced materials focusing on specific aspects of absorption spectroscopy. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding spectral features, harmonics, and the influence of thermodynamic conditions on these phenomena. Additionally, review articles and supplementary materials are encouraged for a comprehensive grasp of the subject. Overall, the community aims to provide a variety of resources to support a deeper understanding of absorption spectroscopy.
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Hello

I am looking for a few textbooks to digest, I am learning the fundamentals of spectroscopy, in particular absorption spectroscopy of gases. Are there any great textbooks out there on these subjects? I feel I need a more solid grounding.

Any undergrad would be welcome, as would any more advanced books on the particulars of absorption spectroscopy.

Regards,

Mikey
 
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In fact any review articles or anything really would be helpful, I can print it off and go through it that way. Just need a bunch of material to read on this subject. For example why certain spectral features form, what the harmonics of these mean, how they are affected by different thermodynamic conditions,

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