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\title{ISOTOPIC EFFECTS IN LINE INTENSITIES AND DYNAMICS OF THE OZONE MOLECULE: AB INITIO CALCULATIONS}

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\address{Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia}

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\address{University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA}

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\address{GSMA UMR CNRS 7331, Reims University, France}

\author{\FirstName R. \LastName KOCHANOV}
  \address{Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia}


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Anomalous isotopic effects in the ozone formation are still far from being fully understood.
A recent progress in the theoretical studies, which could pave the way towards a solution 
of these challenging problem will be discussed. This will include ab initio line intensity 
calculations for ro-vibrational bands of isotopologues containing both 
boson $^{18}O$ and fermion $^{17}O$ oxygen atoms that result to significant changes in the inter-mode
couplings and in the resonance intensity transfer.  Theoretical spectra for the full set of all 
eighteen ozone isotopic species together with the interpretation of observed perturbations 
in available experimental data will be overviewed in this work for the first time.  
At high energy range near the dissociation threshold, the interaction between the three potential wells
that occur due to Jahn-Teller effect results to a delocalization of wave functions. 
In this context, the lifetimes of the metastable states above the D$_0$ threshold and 
a classification of scattering resonances and dissociation channels for symmetric 
and asymmetric isotopic species will be discussed. The role of the mass-dependent contributions
to the band origins and rotational patterns beyond the Born-Oppenheimer approximation will be also reviewed.
The work of the Tomsk group was supported by the RSF grant 19-12-00171-P.

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