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astro-ph20085 cited

Where are all the Young Stars in Aquila?

L. Prato, E. L. Rice, T. M. Dame

The high Galactic longitude end of the Aquila Rift comprises the large Aquila molecular cloud complex, however, few young stars are known to be located in the area, and only one is…

astro-ph20031 cited

A Large Extension of the CfA Galactic CO Survey

T. M. Dame, P. Thaddeus

The Galactic CO survey of Dame, Hartmann, & Thaddeus (2001; hereafter DHT) is composed of both large-scale unbiased surveys, mainly concentrated within 10-deg of the Galactic plane…

astro-ph20032 cited

Cosmic Ray Acceleration by Stellar Associations? The Case of Cygnus OB2

Yousaf Butt, Paula Benaglia, Jorge Combi +10

The origins of all extra-solar cosmic rays -- both the ultra high-energy and lower energy Galactic variety -- remain unclear. It has been argued that the large scale shocks and tur…

astro-ph20022 cited

Molecular Beam Dumps as Tracers of Hadronic Cosmic Ray Sources: the Case of SNR IC443

Yousaf M. Butt, Diego F. Torres, Jorge A. Combi +2

The gamma-ray & neutrino visibility of cosmic ray (CR) accelerators will be dramatically increased by the presence of molecular material abutting such sites due to the increased pr…

astro-ph2000

Comparing Giant Molecular Clouds in M31, M33 & the Milky Way

Kartik Sheth, Stuart N. Vogel, Christine D. Wilson +1

We present new observations of a 2' field in the north-eastern spiral arm of M31. In the 0.8 x 3.6 kpc mosaicked region, we have detected six distinct, large complexes of molecular…