Filaments in the Lupus molecular clouds

Filaments in the Lupus molecular clouds
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DOI:
10.1093/mnras/stv1750
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发表时间:
2015-07
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
M. Benedettini;E. Schisano;S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;P. Andr'e;V. Konyves;N. Schneider;P. Tremblin;D. Arzoumanian;A. D. Giorgio;J. Francesco;T. Hill;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;P. Palmeirim;A. Rivera-Ingraham;A. Roy;K. Rygl;L. Spinoglio;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White
M. Benedettini;E. Schisano;S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;P. Andr'e;V. Konyves;N. Schneider;P. Tremblin;D. Arzoumanian;A. D. Giorgio;J. Francesco;T. Hill;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;P. Palmeirim;A. Rivera-Ingraham;A. Roy;K. Rygl;L. Spinoglio;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
M. Benedettini;E. Schisano;S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;P. Andr'e;V. Konyves;N. Schneider;P. Tremblin;D. Arzoumanian;A. D. Giorgio;J. Francesco;T. Hill;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;P. Palmeirim;A. Rivera-Ingraham;A. Roy;K. Rygl;L. Spinoglio;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White

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