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Table 1

Parameters of the hyperfine fits to the N2H+ (1–0) line for the central position of each core.

Positiona A τ mb v LSRc Δv T ex N(N2H+)

Core α(J2000) δ(J2000) (K km s-1) (km s-1) (km s-1) τ md (K) (× 1012 cm-2)

centrale 05:30:48.02 33:47:53.4 0.51  ±  0.04 –0.97  ±  0.06 1.11  ±  0.10 0.10  ±  0.03 8.2  ±  1.6 2.8  ±  0.9
eastern 05:30:48.73 33:47:52.9 1.35  ±  0.02 –2.92  ±  0.01 1.60  ±  0.02 0.10  ±  0.02 16.7  ±  1.1 18.5  ±  1.2
western 05:30:47.47 33:47:51.7 2.45  ±  0.01 –3.57  ±  0.01 1.31  ±  0.03 0.27  ±  0.02 12.4  ±  0.8 14.4 ±  1.2

Notes. 

(a)

Positions, given in (h m s) and (° ′′′);

(b)

A = f(Jν(Tex) − Jν(Tbg)), where f is the filling factor (assumed to be 1), Tex is the excitation temperature of the transition, Tbg is the background radiation temperature, and Jν(T) is the intensity in units of temperature, Jν(T) = (/k)/(exp(/kT) − 1);

(c)

vLSR corresponding to the F1F = 01 → 12 hyperfine component;

(d)

optical depth of the main line, F1F = 23 → 12, obtained from the fit;

(e)

position of the central core taken from the NH3 emission peak.

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