A study of dynamical processes in the Orion KL region using ALMA-- Probing molecular outflow and inflow
arXiv:1407.8370 · doi:10.1088/0004-637X/791/2/123
Abstract
This work reports a high spatial resolution observations toward Orion KL region with high critical density lines of CHCN (12-11) and CHOH (8-7) as well as continuum at 1.3 mm band. The observations were made using the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array with a spatial resolution of 1.5 and sensitives about 0.07 K and 0.18 K for continuum and line, respectively. The observational results showed that the gas in the Orion KL region consists of jet-propelled cores at the ridge and dense cores at east and south of the region, shaped like a wedge ring. The outflow has multiple lobes, which may originate from an explosive ejection and is not driven by young stellar objects. Four infrared bubbles were found in the Spitzer/IRAC emissions. These bubbles, the distributions of the previously found H jets, the young stellar objects and molecular gas suggested that BN is the explosive center. The burst time was estimated to be 1300 years. In the mean time, signatures of gravitational collapse toward Source I and hot core were detected with material infall velocities of 1.5 km~s and 0.6 km~s, corresponding to mass accretion rates of 1.210M$_{\sun}$/Yr and 8.010M$_{\sun}$/Yr, respectively. These observations may support that high-mass stars form via accretion model, like their low-mass counterparts.
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