2001MNRAS.326.1255C


Query : 2001MNRAS.326.1255C

2001MNRAS.326.1255C - Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 326, 1255-1260 (2001/October-1)

Modelling the CO emission in southern Bok globules.

CECCHI-PESTELLINI C., CASU S. and SCAPPINI F.

Abstract (from CDS):

The analysis of the sample of southern globules investigated by Scappini et al. in the CO (4-3) transition has been extended using a statistical equilibrium-radiative transfer model and making use of the results of Bourke et al. and Henning & Launardt for those globules which are in common among these samples. CO column densities and excitation temperatures have been calculated and the results compared with a chemical model representative of the chemistry of a spherical dark cloud. In a number of cases the gas kinetic temperatures have been constrained.

Abstract Copyright: The Royal Astronomical Society

Journal keyword(s): stars: formation - ISM: globules - ISM: molecules - radio lines: ISM

Simbad objects: 14

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Number of rows : 14
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 NAME ESO 210- 6A MoC 08 25 44 -51 02.1           ~ 40 1
2 IRAS 08261-5100 MoC 08 27 38.9 -51 10 38           ~ 30 0
3 NGC 2626 RNe 08 35 32 -40 40.3           ~ 31 2
4 BHR 55 MoC 09 46 51 -51 06.4           ~ 16 0
5 [DB2002b] G291.05-1.65 MoC 11 07 07 -62 05.8           ~ 17 0
6 TGU H1822 P1 MoC 11 49 59 -58 33.1           ~ 9 0
7 [B2001b] IRS 1 Y*O 12 01 36.53040 -65 08 51.9180           ~ 167 0
8 BHR 71 MoC 12 01 37 -65 08.8           ~ 163 0
9 NAME Coalsack G2 MoC 12 31 29 -63 44.8           ~ 40 0
10 Sandqvist 160 DNe 13 06.9 -77 01           ~ 42 0
11 PSCz Q13036-7644 Y*O 13 07 36.89 -77 00 09.7           ~ 41 1
12 BHR 111 MoC 15 42 20 -52 49.1           ~ 17 0
13 BHR 117 MoC 16 06 18 -45 55.3           ~ 8 0
14 TGU H2132 P1 MoC 17 48 01 -43 43.2           ~ 13 0

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