First core properties: from low- to high-mass star formation

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A&A, 618 (2018) A95

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Table 3

Initial cloud properties.

M₀ (M_⊙)	R_out (au)	T₀ (K)	M_BE∕M₀	ρ_c (g cm^-3)
0.5	3000	5.0	5.27e-01	1.16e-17
1.0	3000	10.0	5.27e-01	2.33e-17
2.0	3000	20.0	5.27e-01	4.66e-17
5.0	3000	50.0	5.27e-01	1.16e-16
8.0	3000	80.0	5.27e-01	1.86e-16
10.0	3000	100.0	5.27e-01	2.33e-16

8.0	3000	8.0	5.27e-02	1.86e-16
10.0	3000	10.0	5.27e-02	2.33e-16
12.0	3000	12.0	5.27e-02	2.80e-16
14.0	3000	14.0	5.27e-02	3.26e-16
15.0	3000	15.0	5.27e-02	3.50e-16
16.0	3000	16.0	5.27e-02	3.73e-16
18.0	3000	18.0	5.27e-02	4.20e-16
20.0	3000	20.0	5.27e-02	4.66e-16

30.0	3000	3.0	5.27e-03	6.99e-16
40.0	3000	4.0	5.27e-03	9.33e-16
60.0	3000	6.0	5.27e-03	1.40e-15
80.0	3000	8.0	5.27e-03	1.86e-15
100.0	3000	10.0	5.27e-03	2.33e-15

Notes. Listed above are the cloud properties for runs with different initial cloud mass M₀ (M_⊙), outer radius R_out (au), temperature T₀ (K), stability parameter M_BE∕M₀, and central density ρ_c (g cm^-3).

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