Herschel and SCUBA-2 observations of dust emission in a sample of Planck cold clumps

Herschel and SCUBA-2 observations of dust emission in a sample of Planck cold clumps
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10.1051/0004-6361/201731921
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发表时间:
2017-11
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6.5
通讯作者:
M. Juvela;Jinhua He;K. Pattle;Tie Liu;G. Bendo;D. Eden;O. Fehér;M. Fich;G. Fuller;N. Hirano;Kee-Tae Kim;Di Li;Sheng-Yuan Liu;J. Malinen;D. Marshall;D. Paradis;H. Parsons;V. Pelkonen;M. Rawlings;I. Ristorcelli;Manash R. Samal;K. Tatematsu;M. Thompson;A. Traficante;Ke Wang;D. Ward-Thompson;Yue-fang Wu;Hee-Weon Yi;H. Yoo
M. Juvela;Jinhua He;K. Pattle;Tie Liu;G. Bendo;D. Eden;O. Fehér;M. Fich;G. Fuller;N. Hirano;Kee-Tae Kim;Di Li;Sheng-Yuan Liu;J. Malinen;D. Marshall;D. Paradis;H. Parsons;V. Pelkonen;M. Rawlings;I. Ristorcelli;Manash R. Samal;K. Tatematsu;M. Thompson;A. Traficante;Ke Wang;D. Ward-Thompson;Yue-fang Wu;Hee-Weon Yi;H. Yoo
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
M. Juvela;Jinhua He;K. Pattle;Tie Liu;G. Bendo;D. Eden;O. Fehér;M. Fich;G. Fuller;N. Hirano;Kee-Tae Kim;Di Li;Sheng-Yuan Liu;J. Malinen;D. Marshall;D. Paradis;H. Parsons;V. Pelkonen;M. Rawlings;I. Ristorcelli;Manash R. Samal;K. Tatematsu;M. Thompson;A. Traficante;Ke Wang;D. Ward-Thompson;Yue-fang Wu;Hee-Weon Yi;H. Yoo

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