Herschel observations of B1-bS and B1-bN: two first hydrostatic core candidates in the Perseus star-forming cloud

Herschel observations of B1-bS and B1-bN: two first hydrostatic core candidates in the Perseus star-forming cloud
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10.1051/0004-6361/201219501
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发表时间:
2012-09
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6.5
通讯作者:
S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;E. Schisano;F. Strafella;J. Francesco;S. Sadavoy;P. Andre';M. Benedettini;J. Bernard;A. D. Giorgio;A. Facchini;M. Hennemann;T. Hill;V. Konyves;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;N. Peretto;M. Pestalozzi;D. Polychroni;K. Rygl;P. Saraceno;N. Schneider;L. Spinoglio;L. Testi;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White
S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;E. Schisano;F. Strafella;J. Francesco;S. Sadavoy;P. Andre';M. Benedettini;J. Bernard;A. D. Giorgio;A. Facchini;M. Hennemann;T. Hill;V. Konyves;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;N. Peretto;M. Pestalozzi;D. Polychroni;K. Rygl;P. Saraceno;N. Schneider;L. Spinoglio;L. Testi;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White
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物理与天体物理2区
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S. Pezzuto;D. Elia;E. Schisano;F. Strafella;J. Francesco;S. Sadavoy;P. Andre';M. Benedettini;J. Bernard;A. D. Giorgio;A. Facchini;M. Hennemann;T. Hill;V. Konyves;S. Molinari;F. Motte;Q. Nguyen-Luong;N. Peretto;M. Pestalozzi;D. Polychroni;K. Rygl;P. Saraceno;N. Schneider;L. Spinoglio;L. Testi;D. Ward-Thompson;G. White

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