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IRC +10 216 in 3-D: morphology of a TP-AGB star envelope. [PDF]
Guélin M +12 more
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Neutral hydrogen filaments in interstellar media: Are they physical?
The trending term “filament” is extensively used in the interstellar medium (ISM) and the star formation community, and is believed to be one of the most important objects that gauge molecular cloud and star formation. However, the physical definition of
K. Yuen, K. Ho, C. Law, Avi Chen
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Properties of interstellar filaments as derived from Herschel observations
We present a scenario for filament formation and evolution motivated by recent observational results of nearby molecular clouds. The analysis of more than 250 filaments observed in 7 regions by the Herschel Gould Belt Survey show that the filaments are ...
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Testing the Theory That Interstellar Filaments Are Formed by the Bennett Pinch With Recent Data
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 2021Using recent observational data, we here test the theory, first proposed by Carlqvist and Gahm, that astrophysical filaments are formed by the Bennett pinch process.
Y. Nishiyama
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 2022
Gaussian analysis of neutral hydrogen $\lambda 21$ -cm line (HI) profiles associated with an $\text{H}\alpha $ filament reveal a broad-line underlying component similar to the $\text{H}\alpha $ structure as well as a narrow-line thread along the ...
G. Verschuur, J. Schmelz
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Gaussian analysis of neutral hydrogen $\lambda 21$ -cm line (HI) profiles associated with an $\text{H}\alpha $ filament reveal a broad-line underlying component similar to the $\text{H}\alpha $ structure as well as a narrow-line thread along the ...
G. Verschuur, J. Schmelz
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We present first results from SIMPLIFI (Study of Interstellar Magnetic Polarization: a Legacy Investigation of Filaments), a SOFIA/HAWC+ $214~\mu\rm{}m$ polarimetric survey of Galactic molecular cloud filaments.
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