Fig. 3

Distances to (a) G134.7−00.3 with AG and (b) G112.2−01.5 with AV. Right-hand plots of both panels: dashed red line is the baseline obtained with off-cloud stars, and the broken horizontal purple line is the extinction variation of on-cloud stars after subtracting the baseline. In the CO image insets, the green and light blue points represent samples of on- and off-cloud stars, respectively. The red line delineates the boundary of molecular clouds, while the green line is the lower cutoff of CO emission toward on-cloud stars. In the CO image insets of panel a, the off-cloud region is selected to be close to the on-cloud region to accurately remove irregular extinction variations of on-cloud stars. The left corner maps are the MCMC sampling results of five parameters: the distance (D), the mean and standard deviation of foreground extinction (μ1 and σ1), and the mean and standard deviation of background extinction (μ2 and σ2). The error ofdistances is the 95% highest posterior densities, about two standard deviations for Gaussian distributions. Further details are available in Yan et al. (2019a).
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