Survey of CM Continuum Emission Toward Protostars in Taurus

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Co, Emission, Taurus, Vla, Protostars, Accretion

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We carried out 3.6 cm VLA observations of 17 embedded sources with CO wing emission in Taurus. We detected continuum emission toward 12 embedded sources and 7 were newly detected. Most detected sources are not resolved with 3" beam. The X band emission at the embedded phase likely originates from partially thick thermal free-free emission of ionized jets (e.g. Anglada et al. 1998). Our results indicate that the compact thermal jets (< 100 AU) are ubiquitous phenomena even in low-mass protostars. Although X band fluxes of some detected sources in our study are in agreement with those measured previously, we found that the flux of L1551 NE became stronger by a factor of a few as that in 1994 (Rodriguez et al. 1995). This result suggests that the jet activity, probably related to accretion rate, changed in a few years. We also discuss observations of jets around low-mass protostars with the ALMA array. Anglada, G. et al. 1998, AJ, 116, 2953 Rodriguez, L. F. et al. 1995, ApJ, 454, L149

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