Mid-Infrared Emitting Clumps in the Galactic Center Western Arc

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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We present new high-resolution ( 0.7") images at 10.8, 11.7, 18.2 microns of the Galactic Center Western Arc that clearly show clumpy structure in the dust distribution. These multi-wavelength images, which were made with OSCIR at the IRTF, span 29" x 29", and are centered at 20" W, 29" S of IRS1. We compute temperature and optical depth distributions from these images, and discuss their implications for a description of the radiative transfer in the Western Arc and the inner part of the Galactic Center circumnuclear ring.

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