Observational studies of intermediate-mass protostars with PdBI, 30m, and Herschel

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Star Formation, Pre-Main-Sequence, Intermediate-Mass Protostars, Protoplanetary Disks

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The study of intermediate-mass (IM) protostars is important because they provide the link between low-mass and high-mass star formation mechanisms, which are different and not well understood. To advance towards the comprehension of high-mass objects IM protostars are the next natural step. IM and high mass protostars are usually too far to be studied in detail, and their rapid evolution while they are still embedded in the parent cloud makes high-resolution radioastronomy (interferometry) a must. This work shows the most relevant results achieved by our group in the study of circumstellar disks and envelopes around IM protostars during the last few years, using IRAM instruments (30 m radiotelescope at Spain and Plateau de Bure interferometer in France) and the NRAO's Very Large Array (VLA) interferometer at USA.

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