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Table 3

Positions, flux densities, and diameters of the coresa.

Position peak Source diameterc


α(J2000) δ(J2000) θ s D s
Core h m s ° (mJy/beam) (mJy) (arcsec) (AU)

Ad 18 54 0.645 02 01 19.23 96±3 225±9 0.41±0.05 1310±160
B 18 54 0.586 02 01 19.78 29±3 70±2 0.70±0.13 2240±420
C 18 54 0.490 02 01 20.26 32±3 147±3 1.05±0.20 3360±640
De 18 54 0.479 02 01 18.90 69±3 340±9 0.81±0.09 2600±290
E 18 54 0.453 02 01 17.54 51±3 254±7 0.85±0.09 2720±290
F 18 54 0.479 02 01 17.06 54±3 226±7 0.75±0.07 2400±220

Notes.

(a)

Derived from the continuum dust emission.

(b)

Peak intensity and integrated flux density corrected for primary beam response.

(c)

Deconvolved average diameter, calculated assuming that the cores are Gaussians from the expression , where FWHM = , with A the area inside the polygon corresponding to the contour at half maximum, and HPBW is the synthesized beam.

(d)

Associated with the centimeter continuum source CM2, α(J2000) = 18h54m006498, δ(J2000) = 02°011932 (Cyganowski et al. 2011).

(e)

Associated with the centimeter continuum source CM1, α(J2000) = 18h54m0049098, δ(J2000) = 02°0118292 (Cyganowski et al. 2011).

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