CO J=1-0 observations of molecular gas interacting with galactic supernova remnants G5.4-1.2, G5.55+0.32 and G5.71-0.08

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6 Pages, 3 figures submitted to A&A 4 May 2009

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The field just West of the galactic supernova remnant W28 (l=6.4\degr, b=-0.2\degr) harbors 3 of 5 newly-discovered 1720 OH maser spots and two recently-discovered candidate supernova candidates (one of which is a $\gamma$-ray source), as well as several compact and classical HII regions. Here, we analyze a datacube of CO J=1-0 emission having 1\arcmin and 1 \kms resolution, made with on-the-fly mapping over the region $5\degr \le l \le 6\degr, -1\degr \le b \le 0.5\degr$}. {Extended and often very bright CO emission was detected at the velocities of the 1720 MHz OH masers and around the supernova remnant G5.55+0.32 which lacks a maser. A new bipolar outflow which is marginally resolved at 1\arcmin resolution and strong in CO (12K) was detected at the periphery of G5.55+0.32, coincident with an MSX source; there is also a bright rim of CO just beyond the periphery of the radio remnant. The OH maser near G5.71-0.08 lies on a shell of strongly-emitting molecular gas (up to 20K) . At the -21 \kms velocity of G5.4-1.2, CO covers much of the field but is weak (3 K) and undisturbed near the remnant. The extended molecular gas around the compact H II region and outflow in G5.89-0.39 (W28A2) is shown for the first time.}

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