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Table 2.

Equatorial offsets from the optical nucleus (, ) of hot-spot H II regions (Alloin et al. 1981) and compact radio sources (Sandqvist et al. 1995).

Sources ΔRA ΔDec Line Velocity (Width) (a)
(″) (″) (km s−1)
L4 +17 +16
L11 +10 +15
L12 +2 +11
L1 +4 +2
L3 −6 −3
L2 −5 −5
D (=M4) 0 +7 CO(2−1) +1560 (70)
Brγ +1555 (145)
H2 +1560 (?)
E (=M5) +3 +10 CO(2−1) +1540 (60)
Brγ +1520 (145)
H2 +1530 (?)
G (=M6) +5 +7 CO(2−1) +1480 (80)
Brγ +1475 (200)
H2 +1470 (?)
H (=M8?) +5 +3 CO(2−1) +1510 (70)
F (b) +3 −3 CO(2−1) +1590 (90)
A −4 −3 CO(2−1) ≈1730−1750

Notes.

(a)

Velocities and line widths are from Sakamoto et al. (2007) and Galliano et al. (2012).

(b)

The steep spectrum of this compact radio source indicates emission from a synchrotron radiation outflow jet originating in the nuclear engine (Sandqvist et al. 1995; Lindblad 1999).

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