ALMA Observations of Atomic Carbon [C I] () and Low- CO Lines in the Starburst Galaxy NGC 1808
arXiv:1911.04077 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/ab55dc
Abstract
We present [C I] (), CO, CO, and CO () observations of the central region (radius 1 kpc) of the starburst galaxy NGC 1808 at 30-50 pc resolution conducted with Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array. Radiative transfer analysis of multiline data indicates warm ( K) and dense ( cm) molecular gas with high column density of atomic carbon ( cm) in the circumnuclear disk (central 100 pc). The C I/H abundance in the central 1 kpc is , consistent with the values in luminous infrared galaxies. The intensity ratios of [C I]/CO(1-0) and [C I]/CO(3-2), respectively, decrease and increase with radius in the central 1 kpc, whereas [C I]/CO(2-1) is uniform within statistical errors. The result can be explained by excitation and optical depth effects, since the effective critical density of CO (2-1) is comparable to that of [C I]. The distribution of [C I] is similar to that of CO (2-1), and the ratios of [C I] to CO (2-1) and CO (2-1) are uniform within in the central pc starburst disk. The results suggest that [C I] () luminosity can be used as a CO-equivalent tracer of molecular gas mass, although caution is needed when applied in resolved starburst nuclei (e.g., circumnuclear disk), where the [C I]/CO(1-0) luminosity ratio is enhanced due to high excitation and atomic carbon abundance. The [C I]/CO(1-0) intensity ratio toward the base of the starburst-driven outflow is , and the upper limits of the mass and kinetic energy of the atomic carbon outflow are and erg, respectively.
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