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Table C.4

Observed line intensities for IRAS4B in all observed transitions.

Mol. Transition Telescope Efficiency T peak rms
η [K km s-1] [K] [K]

CO 2–1 JCMT-RxA 0.69 54.70 13.94 0.070
3–2 JCMT-HARPB 0.63 53.89 10.39 0.034
4–3 JCMTa 0.38 115.19 14.38 0.26
6–5 APEX-CHAMP+ 0.48 35.17 6.29 0.29
7–6 APEX-CHAMP+ 0.45 <35.00 ... 4.51
10–9 Herschel-HIFIb 0.64 29.17 2.96 0.10
13CO 3–2 JCMT-HARPB 0.63 5.90 2.32 0.023
6–5 APEX-CHAMP+ 0.52 2.20 1.03 0.10
8–7 Herschel-HIFIc 0.75 0.73 0.25 0.009
10–9 Herschel-HIFIc 0.74 0.53 0.15 0.021
C18O 2–1 JCMT-RxA 0.69 5.30 2.50 0.16
3–2 JCMT-HARPB 0.63 2.36 1.70 0.30
5–4 Herschel-HIFId 0.76 0.33 0.21 0.014
6–5 APEX-CHAMP+ 0.48 1.35 0.82 0.22
9–8 Herschel-HIFIc 0.74 <0.024 ... 0.022
10–9 Herschel-HIFIe 0.74 0.059 0.04 0.009

Notes.The values given here are calculated for 20″ beam, therefore values are slightly different than Yıldız et al. (2012).

(a)

Taken in 11″ beam.

(b)

Herschel observation corrected for the chopped emission and only H polarization observation is used.

(c)

H- and V-polarization observations averaged.

(d)

Only H-polarization observation is used.

(e)

Observed by open time program OT2_rvisser_2. H- and V-polarization observations averaged.

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