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Detecting the rapidly expanding outer shell of the Crab Nebula: where to look
Xiang Wang, G. J. Ferland, J. A. Baldwin +2
We present a range of steady-state photoionization simulations, corresponding to different assumed shell geometries and compositions, of the unseen postulated rapidly expanding out…
The Nature of the H2-Emitting Gas in the Crab Nebula
C. T. Richardson, J. A. Baldwin, G. J. Ferland +4
Understanding how molecules and dust might have formed within a rapidly expanding young supernova remnant is important because of the obvious application to vigorous supernova acti…
H2 Temperatures in the Crab Nebula
E. D. Loh, J. A. Baldwin, G. J. Ferland +4
We used K-band spectra to measure the H2 excitation temperatures in six molecular knots associated with the filaments in the Crab Nebula. The temperatures are quite high - in the r…
A Survey of Molecular Hydrogen in the Crab Nebula
E. D. Loh, J. A. Baldwin, Z. K. Curtis +4
We have carried out a near-infrared, narrow-band imaging survey of the Crab Nebula, in the H2 2.12 micron and Br-gamma 2.17 micron lines, using the Spartan Infrared camera on the S…
A Bright Molecular Core in a Crab Nebula Filament
E. D. Loh, J. A. Baldwin, G. J. Ferland
In a sub-arcsec near-infrared survey of the Crab Nebula using the new Spartan Infrared Camera, we have found several knots with high surface brightness in the H_2 2.12 micron line…