What does SR stand for?

[infinity]] d[omega] Im[epsilon]([omega])[omega] (4) is known variously as the f-sum rule, the oscillator-strength sum rule, and the Thomas-Reiche-Kuhn sum rule.

A quantum mechanical constraint technique (2-7) is used to construct the DOSDs for ethylene from a base of experimental dipole oscillator strength input data (1, 8) using constraints comprised of the molar refractivity (1, 33, 34) of the molecule for two well-separated wavelengths and the Thomas-Reiche-Kuhn sum rule (14, 35) for the DOSD.

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