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J/A+AS/144/123      Multiline CO observations of MBM 32      (Wouterloot+, 2000)
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Multiline CO observations of MBM 32
    Wouterloot J.G.A., Heithausen A., Schreiber W., Winnewisser G
   <Astron. Astrophys. Suppl. Ser. 144, 123 (2000)>
   =2000A&AS..144..123W
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ADC_Keywords: Molecular clouds ; Carbon monoxide
Keywords: ISM: clouds - ISM: individual objects: MBM32 - ISM: molecules -
          radio lines: ISM

Description:
    Using the KOSMA 3-m telescope we have made observations of the
    ^12^CO(J=1-0), (J=2-1) and (J=3-2), and the ^13^CO(J=1-0) and (J=2-1)
    transitions of the high latitude cloud MBM 32.
    The backend consisted of a Medium Resolution (channel width 167kHz;
    MRS), or a High Resolution (channel width 38.6kHz; HRS)
    acousto-optical Spectrometer.
    The following tables contain properties of clumps derived from the
    maps, assuming Gaussian clump parameters from the
    ^12^CO(J=1-0) MRS data (Table 3)
    ^12^CO(J=1-0) HRS data (Table 4)
    ^12^CO(J=2-1) MRS data (Table 5)
    ^13^CO(J=1-0) HRS data (Table 6).
    We distinguish between different velocity components.


Objects:
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       RA   (2000)   DE      Designation(s)
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    09 32 46.6   +65 51 43   MBM 32
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File Summary:
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 FileName      Lrecl  Records   Explanations
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ReadMe            80        .   This file
table3.dat        64       38   Clumps found in MBM 32 using the 12CO(J=1-0)
                                 MRS data, with TR*>0.8K, and dv'>1.0km/s
table4.dat        64       31   Clumps found in MBM 32 using the 12CO(J=1-0)
                                 HRS data, with TR*>1.4K, and dv'>0.4km/s
table5.dat        64       53   Clumps found in MBM 32 from 12CO(J=2-1)
                                 MRS data, with TR*>0.6K, and dv'>0.6km/s
table6.dat        64       22   Clumps found in MBM 32 from 13CO(J=1-0)
                                 HRS data, with TR*>0.4K, and dv'>0.3km/s
tables.tex        87     309    LaTeX version of the tables
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Byte-by-byte Description of file: table*.dat
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   Bytes Format Units     Label     Explanations
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       1  A1    ---     n_Vlsr      [1-3] Vlsr interval (1)
   3-  7  F5.1  arcmin    oRA       Right ascension offset (2)
   9- 13  F5.1  arcmin    oDE       Declination offset (2)
  15- 20  F6.2  km/s      Vlsr      LSR (Local Standard of Rest) velocity (3)
  22- 27  F6.2  K         TR*peak   Peak of rms noise (T^*^_R_)
  29- 34  F6.2  km/s      dv        line width
  36- 41  F6.2  pc        size      Gaussian FWHM
  43- 48  F6.2  solMass   Mass      Mass
  50- 54  I5    cm-3      nH2       H2 density
  56- 59  I4    solMass   Massvir   Virial mass
      63  A1    ---       Remark    [+-] See Note (4)
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Note (1): Vlsr interval is coded as follows:
       1:   Vlsr>2km/s
       2: 0<Vlsr<2km/s
       3:   Vlsr<0km/s
Note (2): Offset from the  MBM (1950) position RA=09 28 42.0, DE=+66 05 00.
Note (3): Mass in the clumps:
  Table3: for   Vlsr>2km/s. Mass in these clumps: 8.73M_{sun}_
                             (51.8% of 16.84M_{sun}_)
          for 0<Vlsr<2km/s. Mass in this clump: 0.11M_{sun}_
                             (23.9% of 0.46M_{sun}_)
          for   Vlsr<0km/s. Mass in these clumps: 1.83M_{sun}_
                             (43.8% of 4.18M_{sun}_)
  Table4: for   Vlsr>2km/s. Mass in these clumps: 4.33M_{sun}_
                             (45.9% of 9.43M_{sun}_)
          for 0<Vlsr<2km/s. Mass in this clump: 0.027M_{sun}_
                              (6.6% of 0.40M_{sun}_)
          for   Vlsr<0km/s. Mass in these clumps: 0.44M_{sun}_
                             (29.4% of 1.49M_{sun}_)
  Table5: for   Vlsr>2km/s. Mass in these clumps: 5.92M_{sun}_
                             (48.8% of 12.14M_{sun}_)
          for 0<Vlsr<2km/s. Mass in these clumps: 0.055M_{sun}_
                             (22.0% of 0.25M_{sun}_)
          for   Vlsr<0km/s. Mass in these clumps: 0.72M_{sun}_
                             (30.4% of 2.36M_{sun}_)
  Table6: for   Vlsr>2km/s. Mass in these clumps: 3.78M_{sun}_
                             (48.6% of 7.77M_{sun}_)
Note (4):
    +: indicates clumps that are clearly visible in the original channel maps
       without other clumps being subtracted.
    -: indicates clumps that are not visible in the original channel maps
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Acknowledgements: Jan Wouterloot <wouterloot@astro.uni-bonn.de>

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(End)                                          Patricia Bauer [CDW]  11-Apr-2000