Fig. 9

a) Total mass versus mean FWHM size for the 60
starless (or Class 0) sources found with Gaussclumps in the
sum map of Cha I at scale 5. The angular resolution (21.2″) is
marked by the dotted line. The solid line
(M ∝ FWHM2) is the
5σ peak sensitivity limit for Gaussian sources. The dashed line
shows the 6.3σ peak sensitivity limit which corresponds to a
completeness limit of 90% for Gaussian sources. b) Total mass versus
mean deconvolved FWHM size. Sizes smaller than 25.4″ were set to
25.4″ before deconvolution (see note b of Table 6). The solid line shows the relation
that characterizes critical Bonnor-Ebert spheres (see Sect. 6.1.6). The dash-dotted and dashed lines show the location of
this relation when divided by 2 and 5, respectively. The sources with a mass
larger than the critical Bonnor-Ebert mass
MBE,Pext estimated
from the ambient cloud pressure are shown with a filled circle. Those with
0.5 MBE,Pext < M < MBE,Pext
are shown with a circle. c) Mass concentration versus mean
FWHM size. The dashed line is the expectation for a circular
Gaussian flux density distribution.
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