The CARMA-NRO Orion Survey

The CARMA-NRO Orion Survey
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10.1051/0004-6361/201834049
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发表时间:
2018-03
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The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
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Shuo Kong;H. Arce;J. Feddersen;J. Carpenter;F. Nakamura;Y. Shimajiri;A. Isella;V. Ossenkopf-Okada;A. Sargent;Á. Sánchez-Monge;S. Suri;J. Kauffmann;T. Pillai;J. Pineda;J. Koda;J. Bally;D. Lis;P. Padoan;R. Klessen;S. Mairs;A. Goodman;P. Goldsmith;P. McGehee;P. Schilke;P. Teuben;M. Maureira;C. Hara;A. Ginsburg;B. Burkhart;Rowan J. Smith;A. Schmiedeke;J. Pineda;S. Ishii;K. Sasaki;R. Kawabe;Yumiko Urasawa;S. Oyamada;Yoshihiro Tanabe
Shuo Kong;H. Arce;J. Feddersen;J. Carpenter;F. Nakamura;Y. Shimajiri;A. Isella;V. Ossenkopf-Okada;A. Sargent;Á. Sánchez-Monge;S. Suri;J. Kauffmann;T. Pillai;J. Pineda;J. Koda;J. Bally;D. Lis;P. Padoan;R. Klessen;S. Mairs;A. Goodman;P. Goldsmith;P. McGehee;P. Schilke;P. Teuben;M. Maureira;C. Hara;A. Ginsburg;B. Burkhart;Rowan J. Smith;A. Schmiedeke;J. Pineda;S. Ishii;K. Sasaki;R. Kawabe;Yumiko Urasawa;S. Oyamada;Yoshihiro Tanabe
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Shuo Kong;H. Arce;J. Feddersen;J. Carpenter;F. Nakamura;Y. Shimajiri;A. Isella;V. Ossenkopf-Okada;A. Sargent;Á. Sánchez-Monge;S. Suri;J. Kauffmann;T. Pillai;J. Pineda;J. Koda;J. Bally;D. Lis;P. Padoan;R. Klessen;S. Mairs;A. Goodman;P. Goldsmith;P. McGehee;P. Schilke;P. Teuben;M. Maureira;C. Hara;A. Ginsburg;B. Burkhart;Rowan J. Smith;A. Schmiedeke;J. Pineda;S. Ishii;K. Sasaki;R. Kawabe;Yumiko Urasawa;S. Oyamada;Yoshihiro Tanabe

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