All Tables
- Table 1:
Observational parameters of the data sets obtained with
KOSMA. Columns one and two indicate the line and transition frequency,
followed by the number of points, the spacing (the data on a sampling
raster of 30'' were regridded on a 60'' raster), and half power
beam width (HPBW) in arcsec;
is the main-beam
efficiency,
the average system temperature,
denotes the channel spacing, and
the
average rms noise temperature (of the data on a 60'' grid) per
channel on a
scale.
- Table C.1:
Physical parameters of the clumps found in the 13CO
2
1 map of the CygX-North region. The columns indicate:
(1) the running number of the clump shown in Figs. B.1-B.6;
(2) the center velocity of the clump emission derived from the clump
averaged 13CO 2
1 spectrum;
(3) the line width of the 13CO spectrum averaged across
the clump;
(4) and (5) 12CO and 13CO 2
1 main beam brightness
temperature determined at the position of peak emission;
(6) excitation temperature derived from
(12CO);
(7) excitation temperature derived from the 13CO 3
2/2
1 line ratio;
(8) opacity calculated from
(13CO) and
;
(9) total 13CO column density;
(10) H2 column density;
(11) mass of the clump;
(12) Equivalent Radius (r = (area/
)0.5 with the area
determined by the polygon), deconvolved with the beamsize; and
(13) average n(H2) density, assuming a spherical cloud.
- Table C.2:
Physical parameters of the clumps found in the 13CO
2
1 map of the CygX-South region. The columns indicate:
(1) the running number of the clump shown in Figs. B.1-B.6;
(2) the center velocity of the clump emission derived from the clump
averaged 13CO 2
1 spectrum;
(3) the line width of the 13CO spectrum averaged across
the clump;
(4) and (5) 12CO and 13CO 2
1 main beam brightness
temperature determined at the position of peak emission, crosses
indicate positions where the 12CO 3
2 intensity is shown;
(6) excitation temperature derived from
(12CO);
(7) excitation temperature derived from the 13CO 3
2/2
1 line ratio;
(8) opacity calculated from
(13CO) and
;
(9) total 13CO column density;
(10) H2 column density;
(11) mass of the clump;
(12) Equivalent Radius (r = (area/
)0.5 with the area
determined by the polygon), deconvolved with the beamsize; and
(13) average n(H2) density, assuming a spherical cloud.