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Table A.1

Sample of protostellar systems.

System Sources R.A. Dec. Projected Separation (″) Clustered? a Lbol (L) Menv (M)

Wide multiples
L1448N b A 03:25:36.53 30:45:21.35 ... N 12.38 2.73
B 03:25:36.34 30:45:14.94 7.3 3.23 4.43
C 03:25:35.53 30:45:34.20 16.3 4.43 1.35
L1448 C N 03:25:38.87 30:44:05.40 ... N 1.44 2.04
S 03:25:39.14 30:43:58.30 8.1 2.54 1.67
NGC1333 IRAS7 b PER18 03:29:11.26 31:18:31.08 ... Y 7.72 0.71
PER21 03:29:10.67 31:18:20.18 13.3 5.67 0.73
PER49 03:29:12.96 31:18:14.31 27.5 1.05 0.40
NGC1333 IRAS4Bc B 03:29:12.01 31:13:08.10 ... Y 14.15 2.53
B’ 03:29:12.83 31:13:06.90 10.6 0.03 21.34
NGC1333 SVS13 b A 03:29:03.75 31:16:03.76 ... Y 190.17 0.67
B 03:29:03.07 31:15:52.02 14.9 16.61 1.56
C 03:29:01.96 31:15:38.26 34.7 3.66 1.15
NGC1333 IRAS2 A 03:28:55.57 31:14:37.22 ... Y 76.26 0.86
B 03:28:57.35 31:14:15.93 31.4 9.54 0.30
B1-b b S 03:33:21.30 31:07:27.40 ... N 0.57 2.98
N 03:33:21.20 31:07:44.20 17.4 0.28 2.84
W 03:33:20.30 31:07:21.29 13.9 0.20 3.18
B1 P6+P10 Per6 03:33:14.40 31:07:10.88 ... N 0.34 0.72
Per10 03:33:16.45 31:06:52.49 31.9 0.77 0.76
IC348MMS Per11 03:43:57.06 32:03:04.60 ... N 3.69 1.16
E 03:43:57.73 32:03:10.10 10.2 0.16 3.60
IC348SMM2 S 03:43:51.08 32:03:08.32 ... N 2.66 0.31
N 03:43:51.00 32:03:23.76 16.1 1.51 0.43
IC348 P32+ED366 Per32 03:44:02.40 32:02:04.89 ... N 0.27 0.47
ED366 03:43:59.44 32:01:53.99 36.6 2.05 0.09

Close binaries

Per17 03:27:39.09 30:13:03.00 0.273 N 13.74 0.23
L1455 FIR2 03:27:38.23 30:13:58.80 0.346 N 1.04 0.18
NGC1333 IRAS4Ac A1 A2 03:29:10.51 31:13:31.01 1.8 Y 16.46 6.08
NGC1333 IRAS1b NS 03:28:37.00 31:13:27.00 1.9 Y 17.81 0.19
EDJ2009-156 03:28:51.11 31:18:15.41 3.192 Y 0.84 0.08
IRAS 03282+3035 b,d 03:31:21.00 30:45:30.00 0.098 N 2.44 0.84
IRAS 03292+3039 03:32:17.95 30:49:47.60 0.085 N 1.76 2.11
B1-a 03:33:16.66 31:07:55.20 0.391 N 2.30 0.22

Single systems

L1455 IRS4 03:27:43.23 30:12:28.80 ... N 2.83 0.28
L1455 Per25 b 03:26:37.46 30:15:28.01 ... N 1.76 0.27
L1448IRS2 03:25:22.40 30:45:12.00 ... N 6.50 0.78
L1448IRS2E 03:25:25.66 30:44:56.70 ... N 0.18 0.66
NGC1333 IRAS5 b PER52 03:28:39.72 31:17:31.89 ... Y 0.23 0.44
NGC1333 IRAS5 b PER63 03:28:43.28 31:17:32.90 ... Y 2.31 0.09
RNO 15 FIR 03:29:04.05 31:14:46.61 ... Y 0.47 0.97
NGC1333 SK1b 03:29:00.52 31:12:00.68 ... Y 1.15 0.36
NGC1333 IRAS6 03:29:01.57 31:20:20.69 ... Y 19.49 0.44
NGC1333 IRAS4C c 03:29:13.52 31:13:58.01 ... Y 1.18 0.82
B1-c 03:33:17.85 31:09:32.00 ... N 8.50 1.41
HH211 03:43:56.80 32:00:50.21 ... N 2.54 1.43

Notes. (a)N=No; Y=Yes. Clustered regions have 34 YSO pc−1, while non-clustered regions have 6 YSO pc−1 (Plunkett et al. 2013). (b)Systems from the sample in the pilot paper Murillo et al. (2018a). (c)Only included in the DCO+ J =1-0 Nobeyama data sample. (d)Reynolds et al. (2024) raise the possibility that IRAS 03282+3035 is not a close binary given recent observations, but cannot confirm. But given the results of the current work, there is no difference in classifying the system as a single or close binary in terms of physical parameters.

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