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Table 3

Gas radial velocities in RRL and CS emission at the position of the nuclear cluster stars, their stellar radial velocities, and spectral type.

Sources Gas radial velocity vg Stellar radial velocity vs Type
[km s-1] [km s-1]
H39α H36β CS(5–4)

IRS 1W P06 32 5 35 P06 Be?
IRS 1E P06 34 18 P14 B1-3 I
IRS 2L V06 –251, 22 –284
IRS 2S V06 –237 –289 107 G00 L
IRS 3 V06 61 E
IRS 3E P06 63 107 P06 WC5/6
IRS 4 V06 175 –20
IRS 5 V06 125 66
IRS 6W V06 –128 –147 –150 G00 E
IRS 6E V06 –134 –67, 21 28, 99
IRS 7 V06 –110 –118 –130 SiO, –53 –114 R07 L
IRS 7E2(ESE) P06 102 –80 P06 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 9 V06 173 –342 R07
IRS 9N V06 170 160 –110 G00
IRS 9W P06 –70, 300 140 P06 WN8
IRS 9SW P06 202 180 P06 WC9
IRS 9SE P06 198 –31 130 P06 WC9
IRS 10W V06 91 65 7 G00
IRS 10EE V06 102 –31 SiO –55 G00, –27 R07,L10 L
IRS 12N V06 –207 –96 G00, –63 R07,L10 L
IRS 13E V06 –200, –40 45 G00 E
IRS 13W V06 –220, –30 –74 G00 L
IRS 13NηV06 –40 –33 40 P06 B V/III
IRS 13E1 P06 –200, –30 –45 71 P06 B0–1 I
IRS 13E4 P06 –180, –30 56 P06 WC9
IRS 13E2 P06 –200, –30 –55 –2 P14 WN8
IRS 16NW P06 46 –30 G00, –44 P06, 17 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 16C P06 –41 125 P06, 186 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 16SW P06 –130 –155 –36 320 P06, 460 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 16SSW P06 –157 –222, 37 –36, 45 206 P06, 221 F15 O8–9.5 I
IRS 16CC P06 –52 –41 241 P06, 145 P14, 256 F15 O9.5–B0.5 I
IRS 16NE P06 –19 17 G00, –10 P06, 53 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 16SSE2 P06 –122 –137 –34 286 P06, B0-0.5 I
IRS 16SSE1 P06 –117 –133 –33 216 P06, 229 F15 O8.5–9.5 I
IRS 16SE1 P06 –93 –30 450 G00, 366 P06 WC8/9
IRS 16S P06 –128 –155 –34 100 P06, 123 P14, 149 F15 B0.5–1 I
IRS 16SE2 P06 –40 –72 –38 327 P06 WN5/6
IRS 16SE3 P06 –30 –54 281 P06 O8.5–9.5 I
IRS 17 V06 16 185 G00, 73 R07 L
IRS 20 V06 –199 17 G00 L
IRS 21 V06 –84 –96 –9
IRS 29NE1 P06 46 –130 G00, –99 P14 WC8/9
IRS 29 P06 46 –190 P06 WC9
IRS 33SW V06 –220, 29 –27, 138
IRS 33NW V06 –300, 18 –312 –30
IRS 33N P06 –235, 19 –295 –29 68 P06, 93 P14, 105 F15 B0.5–1 I
IRS 33E P06 –150 –167 160 G00, 170 P06, 214 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 34E P06 –200, –30 63 –154 P06 O9–9.5 I
IRS 34W P06 –180, –50 40 –215 G00, –290 P06, –184 P14 Ofpe/WN9
IRS 34NW P06 –248 –200 55 –150 P06 WN7
AFNW P06 74 150 G00, 70 P06 WN8
AFNWNW P06 84 30 P06 WN7
W11b P06 –295, 22 –34 –364 P06 OB
W13b P06 –301, 20 –33 –24 P06 OB I?
W10b P06 27 –30 –434 P06 O8–9.5 III/I
W7b P06 31 79 –344 P06 O9–9.5 III?
W14b P06 11 –26 –224 P06 O8.5–9.5 I?
B9b P06 145 130 3 –150 P06 WC9

Notes. Spectra were obtained from a beam sized aperture centered on the source position (see Table D.1, and Figs. 1 and A.13 for details). References for the source positions and velocities are: and The spectral type is taken from Paumard et al. (2006), except from the classes E and L that are denoting the early-type and late-type stars as given in Genzel et al. (2000).

(SiO)

velocities from SiO(6–5) emission of SiO maser stars.

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