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| Aromatic Infrared Bands (AIBs) observed in astronomical environments are generally attributed to emission from PAHs excited by UV photons from stars. The AIBsimulator is a simulator for a fast calculation of the emission of a given PAH in a given radiation field. The simulator will provide a library of synthetic AIB spectra based on theoretical and experimental molecular data, at the accuracy and sensitivity level required to match coming James Webb Space Telescope observations. | Aromatic Infrared Bands (AIBs) observed in astronomical environments are generally attributed to emission from PAHs excited by UV photons from stars. The AIBsimulator is a simulator for a fast calculation of the emission of a given PAH in a given radiation field. The simulator will provide a library of synthetic AIB spectra based on theoretical and experimental molecular data, at the accuracy and sensitivity level required to match coming James Webb Space Telescope observations. | ||