Table 10
Peak surface brightness (Sp), peak brightness temperature (Tb) and uncertainty in the J = 27/2 and 29/2 rotational levels of OH.
Source | Sp (a) (mJy beam−1) J= 27/2, F′ − F″= 14 − 14 J= 29/2, F′ − F″ = 15 − 15 | Tb (b) (K) |
---|---|---|
S Pav | 5.5 | 240 ± 45 |
6.5 | 255 ± 40 | |
T Mic | 6 | 260 ± 45 |
7 | 230 ± 35 | |
RW Sco | <3(c) | < 200(c) |
8 | 280 ± 70 | |
R Hya | 9 | 180 ± 20 |
9 | 145 ± 15 | |
U Her | 7.5 | 270 ± 70 |
5 | 180 ± 35 | |
AH Sco | 2.5 | 100 ± 40 |
5 | 85 ± 15 | |
R Aql | 6 | 255 ± 40 |
7 | 235 ± 30 | |
IRC+10011 | <3(c) | <100(c) |
5.5 | 200 ± 75 | |
VX Sgr | 6 | 220 ± 35 |
8 | 190 ± 30 |
Notes. (a)Peak surface brightness for the strongest of the two hyper-fine transitions in the 27/2 and 29/2 rotational levels (see Sect. 9.1). (b)Brightness temperature derived from the peak surface brightness and restoring beam. Uncertainty derived from typical noise in channel maps ∼1−2 mJy beam−1. (c)Upper value determined from 3σ limit in channel maps.
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