Dear Shaofei,
No.
If you are only in the upper atmosphere, you need to use line-by-line when
considering the Zeeman Effect.
The full models fail there anyways because they don't consider Doppler
effects or Zeeman effects.
If your beam leaves the upper atmosphere, you need to do additional work.
Hi all,
Recently, I've been doing some work on the BT simulations for 50-60 GHz.
I have a question. Can I just use complete oxygen models provided by ARTS when
considering the Zeeman effect for upper atmosphere? Or do I have to use the
absorption line and the required line parameters to calcu
