Fig. 2

Composite of the 1.3 mm frequency scan carried out with the SMA between 202 and
242 GHz. Each individual spectrum was extracted from the natural weighted datacubes
at the peak of emission position
and
.
The calculated continuum level is represented by a straight line (see Sect. 3 for details). The CO J = 2 − 1
emission line, labeled in the figure, dominates the spectral range. This line is
shown in a separate box in the upper right hand size, where the velocity scale in
the X-axis is referred to the rest frequency of the transition. The
double Gaussian profile fitted to the CO feature (see Sect. 4.1 for details) are shown. both the individual velocity component
(dotted line) and the total fitted profile (solid line) are shown.
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