Outflow forces in intermediate mass star formation

Outflow forces in intermediate mass star formation
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DOI:
10.1051/0004-6361/201424725
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发表时间:
2015-07
影响因子:
6.5
通讯作者:
T. V. Kempen;M. Hogerheijde;E. Dishoeck;L. Kristensen;L. Kristensen;A. Belloche;P. Klaassen;S. Leurini;I. Jose-Garcia;A. Aykutalp;Y. Choi;Y. Choi;A. Endo;W. Frieswijk;D. Harsono;A. Karska;E. Koumpia;E. Koumpia;N. Marel;Z. Nagy;Z. Nagy;J. Perez-Beaupuits;C. Risacher;C. Risacher;R. Weeren;R. Weeren;F. Wyrowski;U. Yıldız;U. Yıldız;R. Güsten;W. Boland;A. Baryshev;A. Baryshev
T. V. Kempen;M. Hogerheijde;E. Dishoeck;L. Kristensen;L. Kristensen;A. Belloche;P. Klaassen;S. Leurini;I. Jose-Garcia;A. Aykutalp;Y. Choi;Y. Choi;A. Endo;W. Frieswijk;D. Harsono;A. Karska;E. Koumpia;E. Koumpia;N. Marel;Z. Nagy;Z. Nagy;J. Perez-Beaupuits;C. Risacher;C. Risacher;R. Weeren;R. Weeren;F. Wyrowski;U. Yıldız;U. Yıldız;R. Güsten;W. Boland;A. Baryshev;A. Baryshev
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
T. V. Kempen;M. Hogerheijde;E. Dishoeck;L. Kristensen;L. Kristensen;A. Belloche;P. Klaassen;S. Leurini;I. Jose-Garcia;A. Aykutalp;Y. Choi;Y. Choi;A. Endo;W. Frieswijk;D. Harsono;A. Karska;E. Koumpia;E. Koumpia;N. Marel;Z. Nagy;Z. Nagy;J. Perez-Beaupuits;C. Risacher;C. Risacher;R. Weeren;R. Weeren;F. Wyrowski;U. Yıldız;U. Yıldız;R. Güsten;W. Boland;A. Baryshev;A. Baryshev

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