Masers in star-forming regions associated with cold, bright IRAS sources

  • MacLeod G
  • Gaylard M
  • Scalise E
  • et al.
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Abstract

Twenty-four regions of massive star-formation have been searched for OH, H2O, 6.6- GHz, and 12.2-GHz CH3OH masers. ^Chosen from the IRAS Point Source Catalog by their infrared colors, these objects are the coolest objects in the catalog. ^ Masers were detected towards all but two of these IRAS sources. ^Seven sources were observed in the (C-12)O (J = 1-0) line and all show evidence of molecular outflow. ^In six of the CO sources we have found maser emission with peaks in both the red and the blue wings of the outflow. ^We infer that the conditions for masing in these regions are probably produced by the mechanical energy of the outflowing material. ^(Author (revised))

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MacLeod, G. C., Gaylard, M. J., Scalise, E., & Hughes, V. A. (1993). Masers in star-forming regions associated with cold, bright IRAS sources (pp. 116–119). https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-56343-1_223

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