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Interrelations between Astrochemistry and Galactic Dynamics
E. Mendoza, N. Duronea, D. Ronsó +4
This paper presents a review of ideas that interconnect Astrochemistry and Galactic Dynamics. Since these two areas are vast and not recent, each one has already been covered separ…
The Coldest Place in the Universe: Probing the Ultra-Cold Outflow and Dusty Disk in the Boomerang Nebula
R. Sahai, W. H. T. Vlemmings, L-A. Nyman
Our Cycle 0 ALMA observations confirmed that the Boomerang Nebula is the coldest known object in the Universe, with a massive high-speed outflow that has cooled significantly below…
G345.45+1.50: An expanding ring-like structure with massive star formation
Cristian Lopez-Calderon, Leonardo Bronfman, Lars-Ake Nyman +3
Ring-like structures in the ISM are commonly associated with high-mass stars. Kinematic studies of large structures in GMCs toward these ring-like structures may help us to underst…
Giant molecular clouds and massive star formation in the southern milky way
P. Garcia, L. Bronfman, L. Nyman +1
The Columbia - U. de Chile CO Survey of the Southern Milky Way is used for separating the CO(1-0) emission of the fourth Galactic quadrant within the solar circle into its dominant…
Physical characteristics of G331.5-0.1: The luminous central region of a Giant Molecular Cloud
Manuel Merello, Leonardo Bronfman, Guido Garay +3
We report molecular line and dust continuum observations toward the high-mass star forming region G331.5-0.1, one of the most luminous regions of massive star-formation in the Milk…
Four highly luminous massive star forming regions in the Norma Spiral Arm.: I. Molecular gas and dust observations
Guido Garay, Diego Mardones, Leonardo Bronfman +3
We report molecular line and dust continuum observations, made with the SEST telescope, towards four young high-mass star forming regions associated with highly luminous (L> 6x10^5…