Extinction characteristics of giant HII regions - Star-forming complexes in the galaxies M33, LMC, and NGC 2403

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Spiral Galaxies, H Ii Regions, Star Formation, Magellanic Clouds, Emission Spectra, Outgassing, Computational Astrophysics, Semiempirical Equations

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The discrepancies between the extinction of gas emission and that of the starlight in giant HII regions, star-forming complexes in the galaxies M33, LMC, and NGC 2403, were empirically investigated. The extinction values were determined for 30 stars in eight associations in M33. An empirical relation between the extinction of starlight and that of the gas emission in giant HII regions, star-forming complexes in the galaxies under study, was obtained.

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