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A Herschel and BIMA Study of the Sequential Star Formation Near the W48A Hii Region

Transactions of IAA RAS, issue 41, 99–102 (2017)

Keywords: mm-interferometry, infrared observations, star formation, W48

Abstract

We report a linear age gradient found in the W48A star formation region from age dating based on luminosity-mass diagram together with submm-radio molecular line and continuum data. Also the surroundings of W48A show evidence of an evolutionary gradient suggesting that a large-scale external force, probably the Aquila Supershel, influenced the entire W48 region.

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Kazi L. J. Rygl, S. Goedhart et al.. A Herschel and BIMA Study of the Sequential Star Formation Near the W48A Hii Region // Transactions of IAA RAS. — 2017. — Issue 41. — P. 99–102.

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