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Keck II Mid-Infrared Imaging of the Young Stellar Object WL16

Michael E. Ressler, M. Barsony

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WL16 is unique among the members of the young, forming star cluster embedded in the nearby p Oph cloud core in exhibiting an extended, high surface brightness disk in the emission features originating from solid-state aromatic hydrocarbons.

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WL16 is unique among the members of the young, forming star cluster embedded in the nearby p Oph cloud core in exhibiting an extended, high surface brightness disk in the emission features originating from solid-state aromatic hydrocarbons.

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WL16 is unique among the members of the young, forming star cluster embedded in the nearby p Oph cloud core in exhibiting an extended, high surface brightness disk in the emission features originating from solid-state aromatic hydrocarbons.

Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Surface brightness, Young stellar object, Star formation, Infrared, Astronomy, Brightness

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