The initial stages of an HH jet/cloud core collision.

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Jets: Hydrodynamics, Jets: Herbig-Haro Objects, Jets: Molecular Clouds, Hydrodynamics: Ism: Jets And Outflows

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The authors present a study of the initial evolution of the collision of a Herbig-Haro jet with a dense molecular cloud core. A simple analytical model shows that for a wide range of angles of incidence of the jet, the interaction will result in the formation of a reflected, less well collimated jet beam. Two-dimensional numerical simulations of the interaction of jets from constant and variable velocity sources with high density clouds (i.e., with infinite cloud-to-jet density ratios) are used to check the simple analytical model, and also to show the effect of the jet/cloud collision on the evolution of the internal working surfaces (formed by the source velocity variability). Predictions of [S II] emission maps from these models are also discussed. Finally, the authors present numerical simulations of jet/cloud interactions with finite cloud-to-jet density ratios, and discuss the observational implications of these models.

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