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Table 2

Position, size, total mass, mass per length, critical mass per length, and temperature range derived for the filaments shown in Fig. 2.

Observations of the Serpens core

Filament Coordinates1 Size2 Angle3 Mdust + gas ML ML,crit T4
number αJ2000 δJ2000 [] [pc] [ °] [M] [M pc-1] [M pc-1] [K]

1 18h 30m 02s + 01° 08′ 19′′ 1.9×8.3 0.2×1.0 353 32 32 24 12–17
2 18h 30m 12s + 01° 13′ 21′′ 1.3×3.7 0.2×0.4 79 6 13 27 13–19
3 18h 30m 20s + 01° 16′ 31′′ 1.7×6.3 0.2×0.8 77 6 7 27 14–18
4 18h 30m 13s + 01° 19′ 32′′ 1.5×4.8 0.2×0.6 40 3 5 27 15–17
5 18h 29m 57s + 01° 24′ 17′′ 2.2×10.0 0.3×1.2 6 8 7 26 15–17
6 18h 29m 43s + 01° 20′ 58′′ 1.5×5.5 0.2×0.7 330 4 6 25 14–16
7 18h 29m 28s + 01° 20′ 07′′ 1.7×10.4 0.2×1.3 319 13 10 24 12–16
8 18h 28m 53s + 01° 14′ 06′′ 2.2×17.4 0.3×2.1 68 23 11 26 14–17
9 18h 28m 51s + 00° 50′ 09′′ 2.9×14.3 0.3×1.7 327 23 13 24 12–17

Serpens core 18h 29m 50s + 01° 14′ 14′′ 42×42 5×5 36 494 18–30
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Reference. For comparison we list the total mass and temperature range of the Serpens core.

(1)

Coordinates represent the center of the boxes.

(2,3)

Size and orientation of the boxes. The angles are measured from north to east.

(4)

Lowest and highest temperatures in the corresponding boxes.

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