Binary system and jet precession and expansion in G35.20–0.74N

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Table 4

Parameters of the Class I 44 GHz CH₃OH maser features.

	Peak position

	α(J2000)	δ(J2000)	I^peak,^a	V_range
Feature	h m s	° ′ ″	(mJy/beam)	(km s^-1)

1	18 58 11.580	01 40 04.59	177	23–44
2	18 58 11.738	01 40 32.08	35	23–44
3	18 58 11.744	01 40 31.84	58	23–44
4^b	18 58 12.981	01 40 33.74	255	23–44
5	18 58 13.011	01 40 21.57	47	23–44
6	18 58 13.020	01 40 20.31	29	30–44
7	18 58 13.053	01 40 31.26	41	23–44
8	18 58 13.056	01 40 28.96	129	23–44
9	18 58 13.063	01 40 27.92	20	30–37
10	18 58 13.126	01 40 30.97	26	23–44
11	18 58 13.127	01 40 31.32	19	30–44
12	18 58 13.139	01 40 26.92	37	23–44
13	18 58 13.347	01 40 34.86	47	23–44
14	18 58 14.687	01 40 32.01	38	23–44

Notes. Positions and peak flux densities estimated from the B configuration map.

^(a)

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

^(b)

This feature is almost resolved into two spots in the A configuration map. The position and peak flux of the second spot are α(J2000) = 18^h58^m12975, δ(J2000) = 01°40′33.80″, and 42 mJy/beam.

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