Long-term variability in 12.2-GHz 20 -3-1 E-methanol masers and new detections towards 6.6-GHz 51 -60 A(+)-methanol masers

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Interstellar Masers, Methyl Alcohol, Star Formation, Luminosity, Radio Astronomy, Variability

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Five bright 12.2-GHz E-methanol masers monitored in 1987 have been reobserved four years later. During this interval, the masers varied internally by less than 15-20 percent, with the exception of single components in two sources. Fourteen star-forming regions with the brightest 6.6-GHz A(+)-methanol masers (above 100 Jy), but without known 12.2-GHz counterparts, were searched in the 12.2-GHz E-methanol transition, and 10 new masers were detected. These data support the hypothesis that 6.6-GHz A-methanol and 12.2-GHz E-methanol masers are always found together.

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