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Table 1

Spectral lines and dust continuum emission in our study.

Species Transition Rest wavelengtha FWHMc Luminosityf,g
(μm) (K) (cm-3) (′′) (10-11 W m-2 sr-1) (10-11 W m-2 sr-1) (L)

12CO J = 1–0 2600.8 6 4.7 × 102 45 0.1 0.8 0.9±0.1
12CO J = 3–2 867.0 33 1.5 × 104 22 1.4 25.1 33.5±1.9
12CO J = 4–3 650.3 55 3.7 × 104 42 15.3 29.4 67.8±2.2
12CO J = 5–4 520.2 83 7.2 × 104 34 11.6 34.6 88.5±2.6
12CO J = 6–5 433.6 116 1.3 × 105 29 6.6 36.9 101.5±3.0
12CO J = 7–6 371.7 155 2.0 × 105 33 6.3 32.5 86.5±2.6
12CO J = 8–7 325.2 199 2.9 × 105 33 17.2 29.4 71.5±2.6
12CO J = 9–8 289.1 249 4.0 × 105 19 14.7 22.6 48.7±1.7
12CO J = 10–9 260.2 304 5.3 × 105 18 18.3 22.7 33.4±1.5
12CO J = 11–10 236.6 365 7.0 × 105 17 20.6 23.2 24.3±1.3
12CO J = 12–11 216.9 431 9.0 × 105 17 17.9 23.2 18.9±1.1
12CO J = 13–12 200.3 503 1.1 × 106 17 27.1 27.9
[CI] 3P13P0 609.1 24 4.9 × 102 38 17.9 20.0 18.8±1.2
[CI] 3P23P1 370.4 62 9.3 × 102 33 6.3 17.4 48.8±1.5
[CII] 2P3/22P1/2 157.7 91 2.7 × 103 12 368.8 9439.1 3907.2±399.9
[OI] 3P03P1 145.5 327 1.5 × 105 12 88.1 622.7 250.3±25.4
[OI] 3P13P2 63.2 228 9.7 × 105 10 354.5 6444.5 2435.1±248.9
[OIII] 3P13P0 88.4 163 5.0 × 102 10 544.8 1.1 × 104 5460.5±600.8
[NII] 3P13P0 205.2 70 4.5 × 101 17 27.5 42.5 99.2±3.5
LFIR 60–200 42 3.9 × 104 (3.3±0.1) × 105
LTIR 3–1000 42 8.1 × 104 (7.5±0.1) × 105

Notes.

(a)

Data from Leiden Atomic and Molecular Database (except for [NII] and [OIII], whose data come from Carilli & Walter 2013).

(b)

Critical density (CO data from Walker et al. 2015 and the rest from Tielens 2005). For the CO, [CI], [CII], and [OI] lines, the critical densities are evaluated at the kinetic temperature of 100 K.

(c)

Angular resolution of the original data.

(d)

Median σs in the integrated intensity at 42′′ resolution (σs = statistical 1σ uncertainty).

(e)

Median σf in the integrated intensity at 42′′ resolution (σf = final 1σ uncertainty; statistical and calibration errors added in quadrature).

(f)

Luminosity derived by integrating over all pixels with S/Ns> 5 at 42′′ resolution.

(g)

Except for CO(1–0) at 45′′ resolution.

(h)

For CO(1–0) and CO(3–2), the conversion factors of 1.6 × 10-12 and 4.2 × 10-11 are used to convert K km s-1 into W m-2 sr-1.

(d,e,f)

Different spatial areas are considered for the estimates: ~1.0′ × 1.5′ for the [CII], [OI], and [OIII] transitions and ~2.5′ × 2.5′ for the rest.

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