VLA synthesis of H I absorption toward SGR A

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Galactic Nuclei, Hydrogen Clouds, Interstellar Gas, Molecular Clouds, Radiation Absorption, Radio Astronomy, Angular Resolution, Astronomical Maps, Carbon Monoxide, Kinematics, Spectral Resolution

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Synthesis maps of the H I absorption in Sgr A using the VLA at 12 arcsec angular resolution in the velocity range of -300 km/s to 250 km/s with 6 km/s spectral resolution are presented. New (C-12)O emission maps taken over a 5 arcmin x 5 arcmin region around Sgr A with 45 arcsec spacings of the 66 arcsec beam of the 36-foot telescope on Kitt Peak are presented. A good correspondence between the H I and CO kinematics and the morphology is shown, implying that the H I absorption arises in most cases in molecular clouds, that the observable absorption patterns are manifestations of column-density variations, and that the distribution of the CO gas toward Sgr A is very asymmetrical, most lying closer to the sun than Sgr A itself.

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