The internal structure of molecular clouds. III : Evidence for molecular depletion in the NGC 2024 condensations
R. Mauersberger, Thomas L. Wilson, P. G. Mezger, Ralph A. Gaume, K. J. Johnston
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R. Mauersberger, Thomas L. Wilson, P. G. Mezger, Ralph A. Gaume, K. J. Johnston
Abstract
Maps of the star forming region NGC2024 in the mm-wave transitions of C 34 S, C 17 O and C 18 O, obtained at the IRAM 30-m telescope, with angular resolutions of 21″ to 12″ are presented. Using the Very Large Array, NGC2024 has been imaged in the (J,K)=(1,1) and (2,2) inversion lines of NH 3 and the λ=1.3 cm continuum with a resolution of 3″. The mm-wave dust emission peaks NGC2024: FIR 1 to 7 reported by Mezger et al. (1988, 1992) to be candidates for protostellar objects are not seen in C 18 O. The contrast in the C 34 S maps is similar to that found in dust emission, but positions and angular sizes of the maxima do not agree very well
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Maps of the star forming region NGC2024 in the mm-wave transitions of C 34 S, C 17 O and C 18 O, obtained at the IRAM 30-m telescope, with angular resolutions of 21″ to 12″ are presented. Using the Very Large Array, NGC2024 has been imaged in the (J,K)=(1,1) and (2,2) inversion lines of NH 3 and the λ=1.3 cm continuum with a resolution of 3″. The mm-wave dust emission peaks NGC2024: FIR 1 to 7 reported by Mezger et al. (1988, 1992) to be candidates for protostellar objects are not seen in C 18 O. The contrast in the C 34 S maps is similar to that found in dust emission, but positions and angular sizes of the maxima do not agree very well
Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Molecular cloud, Angular resolution (graph drawing), Astronomy, Telescope, Protostar, Star formation