Molecular hydrogen excitation levels

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Hi, I am looking for electronic excitation levels of molecular hydrogen like attached table. but there are only a few electronic states, i need near-threshold energy levels. where can i find all levels?

thanks for attention

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I knew a guy called Alejandro Saenz who calculated the excited states of hydrogen molecules with high precision. Look out for his papers in google scholar. I think he is now professor in Berlin.
 
DrDu said:
I knew a guy called Alejandro Saenz who calculated the excited states of hydrogen molecules with high precision. Look out for his papers in google scholar. I think he is now professor in Berlin.

thank you for your reply. i understood as alejandro sanz and thougt that you are joking :)
unfortunately i can't access most of his papers. accessable ones don't contain what i need. espacially, I'm looking for experimental datas.
 
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