[LMH96] LBS 23 SM , the SIMBAD biblio

1996A&A...312..569L - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 312, 569-584 (1996/8-2)

Dust emission from star-forming regions. IV. Dense cores in the Orion B molecular cloud.

LAUNHARDT R., MEZGER P.G., HASLAM C.G.T., KREYSA E., LEMKE R., SIEVERS A. and ZYLKA R.

Abstract (from CDS):

In a search for isothermal pre-stellar cores and protostars we surveyed with SEST and IRAM MRT part of the Orion B GMC for its λ1.3mm dust emission. We used the CS(2-1) survey by Lada et al. (1991a; LBS) as a search list. We determine the morphology of the detected cloud cores with angular resolutions of 23" (SEST) and 12", respectively. About one half of these cores have a compact core surrounded by an extended envelope. The λ1.3mm dust emission maps were compared with NIR (2.13 µm) and FIR (IRAS) maps to discriminate between isothermal and self-luminous cores. About one half of the cores were classified as isothermal. A comparison of virial masses derived from CS line widths with gas masses derived from λ1.3mm dust emission shows that virial masses are on average by a factor of 20...30 larger. This can be explained by line opacity and by the larger beamwidths (1.8' vs. 23" and 12", respectively) of the CS survey.

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Journal keyword(s): interstellar medium - dust, clouds: individual: Lynds 1630 (LDN 1630) - stars: formation of

Nomenclature: Table 3: [LMH96] LBS NN SM N=10, [LMH96] LBS 36 SMN (Nos SM1-SM2).

CDS comments: Tables 2, 3: LBS NN = LBS 2-NN in SIMBAD.

Simbad objects: 52

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