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Table 5

Comparison between the 12CO/13CO results from the abundance analysis modelling and line intensity ratios.

Source RT model Line ratios, 12CO/13CO Average
1 → 0 2 → 1 3 → 2 6 → 5

M-type stars
RX Boo 17 18 10 14
TX Cam 15 19 7 10 12
R Cas 9 10 10 10
R Dor 10 20 13 6 13
W Hya 10 9 9
R Leo 6 15 9 12
GX Mon 11 21 6 14
WX Psc 13 11 5 3 4 6
RT Vir 9 11 7 9
SW Vir 18 15 15
IK Tau 10 8 6 5 6
IRC+10365 13 17 6 12
IRC-10529 7 5 2 4
IRC-30398 13 8 8
IRC+40004 20 10 10
IRC+50137 6 5 5
IRC+60169 29 5 5
S-type stars
R And 24 17 11 14
W Aql 26 27 18 16 20
S Cas 71 34 29 32
TT Cen 20 10 10
T Cet 10 12 14 13
R Cyg 26 24 19 22
χ Cyg 40 53 36 25 38
R Gem 22 8 8
ST Her 15 35 31 33
Y Lyn 27 35 37 36
DK Vul 27 10 10
Carbon stars
LP And 56 18 10 12 13
RV Aqr 20 13 13
UU Aur 100 46 46
Y CVn 2 1 3 2
V Cyg 38 12 13 13
RY Dra 3 3 3
UX Dra 3 15 15
U Hya 17 27 17 22
CW Leo 71 17 7 7 10
R Lep 22 36 36
RW LMi 45 31 9 18 19
T Lyr 9 4 4
V384 Per 43 27 14 9 17
AFGL 3068 30 15 6 3 8
IRAS 15194-5115 10 4 5 5

Notes. The second column repeats the results from the detailed radiative transfer (RT) modelling, also given in Table 3. The following four columns give the 12CO/13CO line-intensity ratios corrected for antenna size for the different observed rotational transitions. The last column gives the average of the observed line-intensity ratios from Cols. 3–6.

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