Molecules with ALMA at Planet-forming Scales (MAPS). III. Characteristics of Radial Chemical Substructures

Molecules with ALMA at Planet-forming Scales (MAPS). III. Characteristics of Radial Chemical Substructures
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10.3847/1538-4365/ac1434
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2021-09
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The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
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C. Law;R. Loomis;R. Teague;K. Öberg;I. Czekala;S. Andrews;Jane Huang;Y. Aikawa;Felipe Alarc'on;J. Bae;E. Bergin;J. Bergner;Y. Boehler;A. Booth;A. Bosman;Jenny K. Calahan;G. Cataldi;L. Cleeves;K. Furuya;V. Guzmán;J. Ilee;R. Le Gal;Yao Liu;F. Long;F. Ménard;H. Nomura;C. Qi;K. Schwarz;A. Sierra;T. Tsukagoshi;Yoshihide Yamato;M. V. ’. van ’t Hoff;C. Walsh;D. Wilner;Kecheng Zhang
C. Law;R. Loomis;R. Teague;K. Öberg;I. Czekala;S. Andrews;Jane Huang;Y. Aikawa;Felipe Alarc'on;J. Bae;E. Bergin;J. Bergner;Y. Boehler;A. Booth;A. Bosman;Jenny K. Calahan;G. Cataldi;L. Cleeves;K. Furuya;V. Guzmán;J. Ilee;R. Le Gal;Yao Liu;F. Long;F. Ménard;H. Nomura;C. Qi;K. Schwarz;A. Sierra;T. Tsukagoshi;Yoshihide Yamato;M. V. ’. van ’t Hoff;C. Walsh;D. Wilner;Kecheng Zhang
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C. Law;R. Loomis;R. Teague;K. Öberg;I. Czekala;S. Andrews;Jane Huang;Y. Aikawa;Felipe Alarc'on;J. Bae;E. Bergin;J. Bergner;Y. Boehler;A. Booth;A. Bosman;Jenny K. Calahan;G. Cataldi;L. Cleeves;K. Furuya;V. Guzmán;J. Ilee;R. Le Gal;Yao Liu;F. Long;F. Ménard;H. Nomura;C. Qi;K. Schwarz;A. Sierra;T. Tsukagoshi;Yoshihide Yamato;M. V. ’. van ’t Hoff;C. Walsh;D. Wilner;Kecheng Zhang

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