Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jul 1993
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HST Proposal ID #4674
Computer Science
Hst Proposal Id #4674
Scientific paper
Herbig-Haro objects have been successfully modeled as the working surfaces of jets, with bow shocks in the ambient gas and jet material shocked in a Mach disk. These models explain the spectra, line profiles, and morphologies of HH objects. Among the outstanding remaining questions are the relationship between the high velocity gas seen in optical and UV emission lines and the slower, denser material seen in CO; the UV continua observed with IUE; and the nature of the excitation of molecular hydrogen emission observed in the UV and near infrared. The molecular emission has been attributed to Lyman alpha fluorescence, continuum fluorescence, or collisional excitation. A closely related question is the nature of the MHD shocks which excite the UV, optical and IR lines. We have chosen HH 47 to answer these questions because it is compact, bright and relatively unreddened. Extensive optical and radio observations of HH 47 suggest entrainment of molecular cloud material by the high velocity jet. Parameters such as preshock density and magnetic field have been determined from optical observations, and HH 47A is a fine example of a secondary ejection driving a shock into the wake of an earlier bow shock. We propose a GHRS observation of a UV band containing a Ly alpha fluorescence feature, an unidentified feature, and a feature predicted but not detected with IUE.
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