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Table 2

Frequency, upper level energy, Eu, and Einstein coefficient Aul of observed lines.

Species Transition Frequency E u A ul
[GHz] [K] [s-1]

CH+ 1–0 835.1375 40.08 6.4(–3)
CH+ 2–1 1669.2813 120.19 6.1(–2)
OH+ 1032.9979 49.58 1.4(–2)
1033.0044 49.58 3.5(–3)
1033.1118 49.58 7.0(–3)
1033.1186 49.58 1.8(–2)
o-H2O+ 111 3/2 3/2000 1/2 1/2 1115.1507 53.51 1.7(–2)
111 3/2 1/2000 1/2 1/2 1115.1862 53.51 2.8(–2)
111 3/2 5/2000 1/2 3/2 1115.2041 53.51 3.1(–2)
111 3/2 3/2000 1/2 3/2 1115.2629 53.51 1.4(–2)
111 3/2 1/2000 1/2 3/2 1115.2983 53.51 3.5(–3)
o-H3O+ 43 1031.2995 232.2 5.1(–3)
SH+ 526.0387 25.25 8.0(–4)
526.0479 25.25 9.7(–4)
526.1250 25.25 1.6(–4)
HCO+ 6–5 535.0616 89.9 1.3(–2)
CH 536.7611 25.76 6.4(–4)
536.7820 25.76 2.3(–4)
536.7956 25.76 4.6(–4)
C+ 1900.5369 91.21 2.3(–6)

Notes. The strongest (hyper)fine transition is labeled with an asterisk ( symbol) and used to set the velocity scale in Figs. A.1A.8. The numbers in parentheses give the decimal power. Molecular and atomic data are taken from CDMS (Müller et al. 2001).

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