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SQ ridge2 |
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<6.43 |
SQ ridge (partial)3 |
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<5.04 |
17'' beam4 |
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<3.91 |
Notes. The
background-subtracted surface brightnesses are indicated for three
different apertures. The last row (17'' circular aperture ) shows the
values we adopt throughout this paper, and in particular for the SED
presented in Fig. 2.
(1) Fluxes are in units of
W m-2 sr-1.
(2) Mid-IR signal integrated over the
shock structure, defined by the 4
S(3) H2 rotational line contours (black
line in Fig. 1).
We exclude the SQ-A star-forming region.
(3) Mid-IR signal integrated over the
S(3) H2 rotational line contours by
excluding overlaps with the (
MJy sr-1)
m magenta
contours (see Fig. 1).
This allows us to partially remove the contribution from star-forming
regions to the dust emission.
(4) Mid-IR signal integrated over the
17'' beam in the center of the SQ shock structure (yellow
circle in Fig. 1).
(5) The contribution of the m S(4) H2 line
emission to the
m
in-band flux is subtracted.
(6) The contribution of the m S(1) H2 line
emission to the
m
in-band flux is subtracted.
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