Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics
Scientific paper
Sep 2004
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Spitzer Proposal ID #113
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astrophysics
Scientific paper
Emission lines from shocks: water, molecular hydrogen, and low-excitation ions in the Cep A East and HH 7-11 outflows PI: Gary Melnick, Center for Astrophysics Co-Is: Ted Bergin, Center for Astrophysics David Neufeld, Johns Hopkins U. Dan Watson, U. Rochester SIRTF and the IRS offer access, at moderate spectral and spatial resolution, to some of the best molecular and atomic probes of the outflows and shocks associated with recent star formation. Here we intend to use IRS for emission-line imaging of Cepheus A East and HH 7-11, two well-known star-formation regions that were studied in detail by SWAS. The maps we obtain will include extended emission by molecular hydrogen (v = 0 S(0)-S(5)) and water (several pure rotational lines), as well as numerous transitions of low-excitation atomic and ionic species associated with jets and shocks. We will use these data, combined with SWAS observations of thermal water-line emission and shorter-wavelength H2 and [Fe II] images, in models of the excitation, energetics and chemistry of the shocked gas.
Melnick G. G.
Watson Dan
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