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Introducing SESHAT: A Tool for Object Classification from JWST Catalogs
B. L. Crompvoets, H. Kirk, R. Gutermuth +1
JWST's exquisite data have opened the doors to new possibilities in detecting broad classes of astronomical objects, but also to new challenges in classifying those objects. In thi…
The JCMT Gould Belt Survey Complete Core Catalogue: Core mass function variations between nearby molecular clouds
Kate Pattle, James Di Francesco, Jenny Hatchell +14
We present a catalogue of dense cores identified in James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) Gould Belt Survey SCUBA-2 observations of nearby star-forming clouds. We identified 2257 de…
The JCMT Gould Belt Survey: First results from the Corona Australis molecular cloud and evidence of variable dust emissivity indices in the Coronet region
Kate Pattle, David Bresnahan, Derek Ward-Thompson +47
We present 450m and 850m James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) observations of the Corona Australis (CrA) molecular cloud taken as part of the JCMT Gould Belt Legacy Survey (G…
Alignment of dense molecular core morphology and velocity gradients with ambient magnetic fields
A. Pandhi, R. K. Friesen, L. Fissel +15
Studies of dense core morphologies and their orientations with respect to gas flows and the local magnetic field have been limited to only a small sample of cores with spectroscopi…
Velocity-Coherent Substructure in TMC-1: Inflow and Fragmentation
Simon E. T. Smith, Rachel Friesen, Antoine Marchal +11
Filamentary structures have been found nearly ubiquitously in molecular clouds and yet their formation and evolution is still poorly understood. We examine a segment of Taurus Mole…
Are massive dense clumps truly sub-virial? A new analysis using Gould Belt ammonia data
Ayushi Singh, Christopher D. Matzner, Rachel K. Friesen +21
Dynamical studies of dense structures within molecular clouds often conclude that the most massive clumps contain too little kinetic energy for virial equilibrium, unless they are…