Table 3
Free-free continuum flux densities.
| S1.4 mm | S3.5 mm | S7.0 mm | S1.3 cm | S3.6 cm | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Source | (mJy) | (mJy) | (mJy) | (mJy) | (mJy) |
| A | 5.8(0.6%)(a) | 2.5(5%)(a) | 1.4(70%)(a) | 0.74(100%) | 0.32(100%) |
| B | 7.8(0.8%)(b) | 2.3(5%)(b) | 1.0(83%)(b) | 0.40(100%) | <0.11(100%) |
| C | 0.12(0.03%)–1.4(0.3%)(c) | 0.05(0.1%)–0.22(0.3%)(c) | 0.03(5%)–0.06(10%)(c) | <0.015(100%) | <0.099(100%) |
| D | 0.3(0.2%)–3.7(2%)(c) | 0.13(0.3%)–0.56(1.4%)(c) | 0.07(10%)–0.15(21%)(c) | 0.038(100%) | <0.099(100%) |
Notes. The percentages in parenthesis indicate the contribution of the free-free emission to the total emission of the source. (a) Estimated by extrapolating the flux at 1.3 cm with a spectral index of 0.9 (see Sect. 3.2.1). (b) Estimated by extrapolating the flux at 1.3 cm with a spectral index of 1.3 (see Sect. 3.2.1). (c) Range of flux densities estimated by extrapolating the flux at 1.3 cm with a spectral index of 0.9 and 2.0 (see Sect. 3.2.1).
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