Table 6: The parameters of the components detected in CH₃OH masers towards IRAS 20126+4104. The leading terms of the positions are $\alpha$ (J2000)= 20 $^{\rm h}$ 14 $^{\rm m}$ and $\delta$ (J2000)= 41 $^{\circ }$ 13'.
No.
$V_{\rm LSR}$ Flux $\alpha$ Error $\delta$ Error

km s^-1 Jy/b s s '' ''

1 -5.51 $1.82\pm0.01$ 26.0563 0.0002 32.680 0.002

2 -6.12 $20.31\pm0.03$ 26.0516 0.0002 32.705 0.002

3 -6.19 $4.47\pm0.03$ 26.0505 0.0002 32.760 0.002

4 -6.53 $4.50\pm0.02$ 26.0517 0.0002 32.652 0.002

5 -6.48 $3.80\pm0.02$ 26.0564 0.0002 32.746 0.002

6 -6.54 $10.43\pm0.02$ 26.0570 0.0002 32.694 0.002

7 -6.49 $2.15\pm0.02$ 26.0579 0.0002 32.639 0.002

8 -7.04 $1.29\pm0.01$ 26.0666 0.0002 32.669 0.002

9 -7.17 $10.11\pm0.01$ 26.0721 0.0002 32.711 0.002

10 -7.19 $1.73\pm0.01$ 26.0706 0.0002 32.765 0.002

11 -7.09 $0.51\pm0.01$ 26.0748 0.0002 32.609 0.003

12 -7.72 $4.24\pm0.03$ 26.0677 0.0002 32.794 0.002

13 -7.75 $3.02\pm0.03$ 26.0635 0.0002 32.700 0.002

14 -7.71 $1.25\pm0.03$ 26.0586 0.0002 32.613 0.003

15 -7.71 $0.83\pm0.03$ 26.0534 0.0003 32.533 0.003

16 -7.81 $1.04\pm0.03$ 26.0696 0.0002 32.685 0.003

17 -8.40 $2.11\pm0.01$ 26.0760 0.0002 32.711 0.002

**Table 6:** The parameters of the components detected in CH₃OH masers towards IRAS 20126+4104. The leading terms of the positions are $\alpha$ (J2000)= 20 $^{\rm h}$ 14 $^{\rm m}$ and $\delta$ (J2000)= 41 $^{\circ }$ 13'.
No.	$V_{\rm LSR}$	Flux	$\alpha$	Error	$\delta$	Error
	km s^-1	Jy/b	s	s	''	''
1	-5.51	$1.82\pm0.01$	26.0563	0.0002	32.680	0.002
2	-6.12	$20.31\pm0.03$	26.0516	0.0002	32.705	0.002
3	-6.19	$4.47\pm0.03$	26.0505	0.0002	32.760	0.002
4	-6.53	$4.50\pm0.02$	26.0517	0.0002	32.652	0.002
5	-6.48	$3.80\pm0.02$	26.0564	0.0002	32.746	0.002
6	-6.54	$10.43\pm0.02$	26.0570	0.0002	32.694	0.002
7	-6.49	$2.15\pm0.02$	26.0579	0.0002	32.639	0.002
8	-7.04	$1.29\pm0.01$	26.0666	0.0002	32.669	0.002
9	-7.17	$10.11\pm0.01$	26.0721	0.0002	32.711	0.002
10	-7.19	$1.73\pm0.01$	26.0706	0.0002	32.765	0.002
11	-7.09	$0.51\pm0.01$	26.0748	0.0002	32.609	0.003
12	-7.72	$4.24\pm0.03$	26.0677	0.0002	32.794	0.002
13	-7.75	$3.02\pm0.03$	26.0635	0.0002	32.700	0.002
14	-7.71	$1.25\pm0.03$	26.0586	0.0002	32.613	0.003
15	-7.71	$0.83\pm0.03$	26.0534	0.0003	32.533	0.003
16	-7.81	$1.04\pm0.03$	26.0696	0.0002	32.685	0.003
17	-8.40	$2.11\pm0.01$	26.0760	0.0002	32.711	0.002

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	1 Introduction
	2 Observations and data reduction
	3 Results
	4 Discussion
	5 Conclusions
	References