Fig. 1

Intersection of the surfaces of equal line-of-sight (LOS) velocity, vz, for a collapsing protostellar core, with the plane (p, z) (see Sect. 2). The LOS-velocities are different pairs of negative and positive velocities (vz = ±2−1∕2, ±1, ±21∕2, ±2). The blue lines are the contours for vz < 0, and the red lines for vz > 0. The observer, located to the right, at p = 0, z = −∞, sees the emission coming from the part of the surfaces of equal LOS-velocity facing the observer, traced with thick lines. The dashed lines indicate the position of (zm, pm) for each contour, where pm is the maximum value of p, and zm the corresponding value of z. The square frame is drawn at p = ±1, z = ±1.
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