Dense molecular gas in the starburst nucleus of NGC 1808
arXiv:1802.09108 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/aab2ac
Abstract
Dense molecular gas tracers in the central 1 kpc region of the superwind galaxy NGC 1808 have been imaged by ALMA at a resolution of 1" (~50 pc). Integrated intensities and line intensity ratios of HCN (1-0), HCN (1-0), HCO (1-0), HCO (1-0), HOC (1-0), HCO (4-3), CS (2-1), CH (1-0), and previously detected CO (1-0) and CO (3-2) are presented. SiO (2-1) and HNCO (4-3) are detected toward the circumnuclear disk (CND), indicating the presence of shocked dense gas. There is evidence that an enhanced intensity ratio of HCN(1-0)/HCO(1-0) reflects star formation activity, possibly in terms of shock heating and electron excitation in the CND and a star-forming ring at radius ~300 pc. A non-LTE analysis indicates that the molecular gas traced by HCN, HCN, HCO, and HCO in the CND is dense (~ cm) and warm (20 K<100 K). The calculations yield a low average gas density of ~ cm for a temperature of K in the nuclear outflow. Dense gas tracers HCN (1-0), HCO (1-0), CS (2-1), and CH (1-0) are detected for the first time in the superwind of NGC 1808, confirming the presence of a velocity gradient in the outflow direction.
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