1997PASP..109..549W


Query : 1997PASP..109..549W

1997PASP..109..549W - Publ. Astron. Soc. Pac., 109, 549-553 (1997/May-0)

Herbig-haro objects in the rho Ophiuchi cloud.

WILKING B.A., SCHWARTZ R.D., FANETTI T.M. and FRIEL E.D.

Abstract (from CDS):

Using deep, narrow-band images of the main ρ Oph dark cloud centered on the wavelengths of Hα and [S∼II], we present evidence for three new Herbig-Haro objects. This increases the total number in the cloud to five. In addition, positions for 5 candidate Herbig-Haro objects are given. Relatively high [S∼II]/Hα ratios indicate low excitation conditions for all of these nebulae. We list potential exciting stars for each Herbig-Haro object and candidate by identifying nearby young stellar objects with strong infrared excesses and/or millimeter continuum emission. The location of most of these nebulae near the cloud edges underscores the important role that extinction by dust plays in the ρ Oph cloud in masking the presence of Herbig-Haro objects. Among the newly identified Herbig-Haro objects is a jet-like string of emission nebulae emanating from the classical T Tauri star SR∼4. [S∼II] emission is also found coincident with a knot of strong molecular hydrogen emission associated with the highly-collimated VLA∼1623 molecular outflow. Indeed, the low excitation nature of all of the objects in our study, coupled with the high extinction of the cloud, suggests that a deep survey for shocked molecular hydrogen at λ=2.122 µm would be the best way to search for evidence of strong winds from the large population of young stellar objects in the cloud.

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Journal keyword(s): Interstellar Medium and Nebulae

Nomenclature: Table 1: HH NNN (Nos 224, 312-314). Table 1: [WSF97] CNW (Nos C1, C3, C4N-C4S, C5, C6)

Simbad objects: 41

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Number of rows : 41
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2024
#notes
1 HD 147889 Y*O 16 25 24.3163637976 -24 27 56.569805208 8.56 8.73 7.90     B2V 476 1
2 HH 312 HH 16 25 56.0 -24 20 47           ~ 7 1
3 EM* SR 4 Or* 16 25 56.1659023848 -24 20 48.240627072     12.80 11.7 10.7 K0:Ve 186 1
4 [C81] 8 TT* 16 25 59.6585490528 -24 21 22.360431852       15.03 13.00 M5.5 30 0
5 Haro 1-6 Or* 16 26 03.0276684144 -24 23 36.188140848   14.15 14.01 12.38 10.80 K0 217 2
6 VSSG 19 TT* 16 26 03.2977778400 -24 17 46.536135468     16.49 14.86 13.00 M2 34 0
7 Elia 2-20 TT* 16 26 18.8775818016 -24 28 19.695035064           ~ 119 1
8 GSS 30 Y*O 16 26 21.38160 -24 23 04.0524           ~ 210 1
9 DoAr 25 TT* 16 26 23.6911292736 -24 43 13.888543800       12.65   K5 166 0
10 HH 419 HH 16 26 24.5 -24 30 50           ~ 7 0
11 NAME VLA 1623-243 Y*O 16 26 26.42 -24 24 30.0           ~ 404 0
12 [SSG2006] MMS002 smm 16 26 26.50 -24 24 30.9           ~ 241 0
13 HH 314 HH 16 26 39.0 -24 40 53           ~ 9 0
14 GSS 37 TT* 16 26 42.85416 -24 20 29.8608       16.29 14.08 K7-M2 83 1
15 VSSG 30 Y*O 16 26 44.19504 -24 34 48.3492           ~ 135 0
16 GSS 39 Y*O 16 26 45.0318401664 -24 23 07.793180124           M0 199 1
17 HH 79 HH 16 26 46.5 -24 20 25           ~ 11 0
18 Haro 1-7 ** 16 26 58.53 -24 45 35.3           K2:e+M0.5e 102 0
19 [GWW98] HH 224 NW2 HH 16 27 04.5 -24 42 59           ~ 3 0
20 [GY92] 193 Y*O 16 27 04.5156704856 -24 42 59.671949976       16.69 14.97 K6-M1 35 0
21 [GY92] 194 Y*O 16 27 04.5603052200 -24 42 14.017947300       17.54 15.66 K8-M0 32 0
22 EM* SR 21A TT* 16 27 10.2778380120 -24 19 12.622467720   16.08 14.10     G1 271 1
23 BKLT J162716-244710 TT* 16 27 17.0735135784 -24 47 11.155084836   19.8   16.84 15.06 K1 27 0
24 WSB 49 TT* 16 27 22.9688005680 -24 48 07.138268784   16.9   15.06 13.31 M4.25 49 0
25 YLW 16A Y*O 16 27 28.02744 -24 39 33.5052           K8 194 0
26 YLW 16B Or* 16 27 29.43528 -24 39 16.1892           ~ 106 0
27 YLW 47 TT* 16 27 38.3206405584 -24 36 58.594880844       17.69 15.52 M0 94 0
28 YLW 45 Y*O 16 27 39.82824 -24 43 15.0672           ~ 115 0
29 CD-24 12689 Or* 16 27 40.2857881416 -24 22 04.130226300   12.91 11.533 11.11 10.00 K5e 283 0
30 HH 416S HH 16 27 43.3 -24 49 18           ~ 3 0
31 HH 416N HH 16 27 46.0 -24 48 45           ~ 3 0
32 EM* SR 11 Em* 16 27 54.4698605160 -24 29 44.503864188   14.20 12.94 12.90   K5 7 0
33 EM* SR 10 Or* 16 27 55.5811084704 -24 26 18.029534748   15.23 14.19 13.91 11.95 M1.5e 79 0
34 BKLT J162800-244819 TT* 16 27 59.9574061344 -24 48 19.319153868   17.3 17.42 15.83 13.44 M4.75 34 0
35 NAME Ophiuchus Molecular Cloud SFR 16 28 06 -24 32.5           ~ 3629 1
36 YLW 58 TT* 16 28 16.5129208176 -24 36 58.054939128   18.5   16.55 14.46 M4 100 0
37 HD 148352 Y*O 16 28 25.1695251528 -24 45 01.016932824   7.89 7.55     F2V 53 0
38 HH 420 HH 16 28 38.3 -24 37 09           ~ 6 0
39 EM* SR 13 Or* 16 28 45.2768168328 -24 28 18.905579112     13.60 12.40 10.9 M2e 133 0
40 [WSF97] C6 HH 16 28 54.9 -24 34 19           ~ 2 0
41 HD 148428 PM* 16 28 59.0003531256 -24 32 16.760583240   8.32 7.57     K0III+G 42 0

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