Fig. 1

Continuum emission maps at 1.3 mm of the AB Aur region. Top panels:
larger scale image obtained from the SMA data (left panel) and the
residual image after removing the emission detected by the PdBI (right
panel). Contour levels are −2, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 to 80 by 10 × 1 mJy per
74 ×
4
4 beam. Bottom panels:
higher angular resolution images obtained with the PdBI. Left panel:
the blue, red, and black pluses mark the peaks of CO 2-1 highest blue-shifted,
red-shifted peak, and the stellar location, respectively. The black cross marks the
northeast peak of the 1.3 mm continuum. The dotted contours mark the intensity of
2σI, where σI = 0.23 mJy per
0
52 ×
0
37 beam. Black contours start from
4σI in steps of 2σI.
Middle panel: residual emission from the PdBI after removal of a
best-fit smooth ring. The inner and outer radii are indicated. Contour levels are
multiples of 2σI. Right panel: the solid
white ellipse marks the 1.3 mm peak ring with a radius of 145 AU, i
of 23° and PA of −30° centered on the 1.3 mm stellar peak. The blue and red contours
mark the CO 2-1 emission starting from and stepping in 66 mJy per
0
56 ×
0
42 beam at the velocity channels of 2
and 9.3 km s-1, respectively. The 3.6 cm continuum emission are in thick
black contours at the level 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 × 9.3 μJy per
0
27 ×
0
26 beam. The synthesized beam of 1.3 mm
and 3.6 cm are labeled as black and white ellipses in the lower left corner,
respectively.
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