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Proper Motions of Water Masers in Circumstellar Shells

Kevin B. Marvel, P. J. Diamond, A. J. Kemball

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Abstract We present measurements of proper motions for circumstellar water maser observations obtained with the VLBA. Results of the observations and modeling indicate that the water masers exist in a kinematically complex region of the circumstellar envelope. A change in position of the maser spots as a function of velocity is discussed.

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Abstract We present measurements of proper motions for circumstellar water maser observations obtained with the VLBA. Results of the observations and modeling indicate that the water masers exist in a kinematically complex region of the circumstellar envelope. A change in position of the maser spots as a function of velocity is discussed.

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Abstract We present measurements of proper motions for circumstellar water maser observations obtained with the VLBA. Results of the observations and modeling indicate that the water masers exist in a kinematically complex region of the circumstellar envelope. A change in position of the maser spots as a function of velocity is discussed.

Key concepts: Maser, Circumstellar envelope, Envelope (radar), Physics, Circumstellar disk, Astrophysics, Position (finance), Astronomy

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