Star Forming Regions in Cepheus

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Table 1.: Continued. 8 Cloud name RA(2000) Dec(2000) l b Area v LSR n star Alternative names (h m) ( ◦ ′ ) ( ◦ ) ( ◦ ) (sq.deg.) (km s −1 ) LDN 1112 21 38.5 +58 03.6 99.63 +4.20 0.013 −0.3 0 DBY 099.7+04.1 LDN 1117 21 38.5 +58 18.6 99.79 +4.39 0.004 −0.7 0 WWC 114–116 LDN 1088 21 38.6 +56 13.6 98.41 +2.83 0.019 7.2 2 Barnard 160, TGU 585, DBY 098.4+02.9 LDN 1135 21 39.4 +60 38.6 101.44 +6.06 0.054 0 LDN 1110 21 39.5 +57 53.6 99.62 +3.99 0.007 −0.3 2 DBY 099.7+04.1 LDN 1111 21 39.5 +57 53.6 99.62 +3.99 0.002 −0.3 2 Barnard 161, DBY 099.7+04.1, CB 233 LDN 1123 21 39.5 +58 28.6 100.00 +4.43 0.003 0 LDN 1126 21 39.5 +58 33.6 100.06 +4.49 0.006 0 LDN 1101 21 39.6 +56 58.6 99.01 +3.30 0.095 0 LDN 1131 21 40.0 +59 33.7 100.77 +5.20 0.046 −0.4 0 Barnard 366, TDS 378, DBY 100.9+05.3, TGU 609 LDN 1140 21 40.4 +60 53.7 101.70 +6.16 0.240 0 LDN 1121 21 40.5 +58 16.7 99.97 +4.19 0.008 −0.2 ∼ > 25 DBY 100.0+04.2, [IS94] 5, [G85] 14, [LM99] 379, [IS94] 17, IC 1396 N, SFO 38, [PGS95] 24, FSE 19, TGU 599 CB 234 21 40.5 +70 18.6 108.09 +13.15 0.044 −5.0 0 LDN 1127 21 40.9 +58 33.7 100.20 +4.37 0.004 0 TGU 599 TDS 395 21 40.9 +66 35.7 105.57 +10.38 0.161 −10.8 1 [KTK2006] G105.5+10.3, YMD CO 18 LDN 1124 21 41.5 +58 13.7 100.04 +4.07 0.015 −0.2 20 DBY 100.0+4.2, IC 1396 N LDN 1128 21 41.5 +58 33.7 100.26 +4.32 0.015 1.2 0 TGU 599, WWC 117 LDN 1134 21 41.5 +60 13.7 101.35 +5.58 2.630 −0.4 0 [PGH98b] Cloud 19, DBY 100.9+05.3, [PGH98b] Cloud 21, DBY 101.7+05.0 LDN 1103 21 41.7 +56 43.7 99.07 +2.92 0.003 0 LDN 1104 21 42.1 +56 43.7 99.11 +2.89 0.006 4.1 2 Barnard 163, TDS 371, WWC 184, [G85] 17, [LM99] 381 LDN 1181 21 42.1 +66 08.7 105.36 +9.97 0.008 −9.9 0 YMD CO 18, TGU 645 LDN 1183 21 42.1 +66 13.7 105.42 +10.03 0.090 −9.9 >84 Ced 196, GM 1-57, [B77] 40, TDS 395, [FMS2001] NGC 7129, [MPR2003] HI Ring, [MPR2003] HI Knot, BFS 11, JWT Core 46 LDN 1095 21 42.6 +56 18.8 98.89 +2.52 0.012 0
Table 1.: Continued. Cloud name RA(2000) Dec(2000) l b Area v LSR n star Alternative names (h m) ( ◦ ′ ) ( ◦ ) ( ◦ ) (sq.deg.) (km s −1 ) LDN 1106 21 42.6 +56 53.8 99.27 +2.97 0.009 −0.4 0 [PGS95] 28 LDN 1113 21 44.6 +57 11.8 99.67 +3.02 0.002 4.5 1 Barnard 367, WWC 186 LDN 1130 21 44.6 +58 18.8 100.40 +3.87 0.012 −3.0 8 TGU 604, [PGS95] 32, FSE 8 LDN 1136 21 45.5 +59 58.9 101.57 +5.06 0.012 −2.9 0 DBY 101.7+05.0 DBY 100.0+03.0 21 46.3 +57 25.1 100.00 +3.03 0.015 −1.9 16 IC 1396 E,SFO 39, FSE 9 LDN 1115 21 46.6 +56 58.9 99.74 +2.68 0.002 0 LDN 1118 21 46.6 +57 12.9 99.89 +2.86 0.001 −2.1 0 SFO 42, [PGS95] 38 LDN 1129 21 46.6 +57 53.9 100.33 +3.38 0.041 −2.1 0 [PGS95] 36, DBY 100.4+03.4, WWC 40–42 LDN 1132 21 46.6 +58 43.9 100.87 +4.02 0.003 0 LDN 1120 21 47.6 +57 09.0 99.96 +2.72 0.001 0 LDN 1114 21 49.7 +56 24.0 99.69 +1.96 0.016 −1.8 0 TDS 375, DBY 099.9+01.8 LDN 1241 21 50.0 +76 44.1 113.08 +17.48 1.380 −3.7 0 YMD CO 72, YMD CO 75, TGU 728, TGU 739 LDN 1144 21 50.5 +60 07.1 102.14 +4.77 0.027 −2.2 1 Barnard 166, DBY 102.1+04.8 LDN 1137 21 51.6 +59 04.1 101.58 +3.87 0.018 −10.5 0 [G85] 31, DBY 101.5+03.8 LDN 1138 21 51.6 +59 04.1 101.58 +3.87 0.018 −10.5 0 DBY 101.5+03.8 LDN 1109 21 51.7 +55 49.1 99.55 +1.33 0.150 −1.5 0 DBY 099.5+01.2 Barnard 167 21 52.0 +60 04.0 102.25 +4.61 0.005 1 LDN 1139 21 55.6 +58 34.3 101.68 +3.15 0.015 0.1 15 Barnard 169, DBY 101.3+03.00, TGU 620, [LM99] 386, [PGH98b] Cloud 27, FSE 10 LDN 1141 21 55.6 +58 44.3 101.78 +3.28 0.010 0.1 0 Barnard 171, DBY 101.3+03.00, LDN 1142 21 56.6 +59 04.3 102.09 +3.47 0.002 0.1 0 CB 235, DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1143 21 57.6 +58 59.3 102.14 +3.32 0.020 0.1 1 Barnard 170, TDS 380, DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1149 21 57.6 +59 07.3 102.22 +3.43 0.015 0.1 0 DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1151 21 59.6 +59 04.4 102.40 +3.23 0.027 0.1 0 DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1153 22 00.6 +58 59.5 102.45 +3.09 0.079 0.1 0 TDS 383, DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1133 22 02.7 +56 14.5 101.02 +0.72 0.248 0 LDN 1160 22 04.7 +58 59.6 102.87 +2.78 0.019 0.1 0 DBY 101.3+03.00 LDN 1166 22 05.7 +59 34.6 103.32 +3.18 0.001 −3.0 0 CB 236 LDN 1159 22 06.7 +58 34.7 102.84 +2.29 2.790 −1.0 17 Barnard 174, TDS 384, TDS 391, [LM99] 389, [GA90] 3-36, DSH J2206.2+5819, DBY 102.9+02.4, [G85] 32, DBY 102.8+02.1, DBY 103.3+02.8, 9
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Page 17 and 18: 17 Table 2. Cloud groups in Cepheus
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are. About 5% of the mass of the gl
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61 HH 778 HH 777 IRS HH 777 HH 780
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cluded in a high angular resolution
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gions associated with the Cepheus B
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67 Figure 23. Optical and NIR image
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69 Table 14. Position of far-infrar
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from IRS 3, while the source of the
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73 Figure 25. Left: 100 µm optical
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75 4 Cep F V733 Cep Galactic latitu
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77 62 50 HD 217486 62 45 Dec(J2000)
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79 Figure 31. VLA map at 6 cm of Ce
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Torrelles et al. (2007) report SMA
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83 Table 19. et al. 2002) Hα emiss
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85 Table 20. Near-infrared sources
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42 members earlier than B8 at 845 p
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89 Figure 35. Hα emission stars di
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91 Table 25. Hα emission stars ass
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Ayala, S., Noriega-Crespo, A., Garn
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Elmegreen, D. M. & Elmegreen, B. G.
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Hoogerwerf, R., de Bruijne, J. H. J
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101 Rouan, D., Lena, P. J., Puget,
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103 Velusamy, T., Langer, W. D., &
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