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Table 1.

Summary of the JVLA observations.

Transition ν Elow/k Baseband Synthesized beam Linear resolution PA rms
(J, K) (GHz) (K) (arcsec) (au) (deg) (K mJy−1) (mJy beam−1)
(5,1) 19.838346 422 A0/C0 0.198 × 0.085 1624 × 697 −9.807 184 3.32
(6,3) 19.757538 551 A0/C0 0.203 × 0.087 1665 × 713 −9.806 177 4.30
(7,4) 19.218465 713 A0/C0 0.209 × 0.089 1714 × 730 −9.661 178 3.85
(8,5) 18.808507 892 B0/D0 0.214 × 0.091 1755 × 746 −9.527 177 3.54
(9,6) 18.499390 1089 B0/D0 0.215 × 0.097 1763 × 795 −7.385 171 3.79
(10,7) 18.285434 1303 B0/D0 0.220 × 0.094 1804 × 771 −9.874 177 2.95

Notes. Columns (1) and (2): observed lines and corresponding rest frequencies, taken from Henkel et al. (2013). Column (3): Elow/k: energy above the ground state of the lower level of a given inversion doublet; k is the Boltzmann constant; (Eup − Elow)/k ∼ 1.0–1.5 K. Column (4): baseline board pairs’ setup, see details in VLA resources page. Column (5): synthesized beam. Column (6): linear resolution at a distance of 8.2 kpc. Column (7): position angle of the synthesized beam. Column (8): conversion factor from mJy to Kelvin for each transition was calculated with 1.222 × 103/(ν2θmajθmin), where ν is the frequency in units of GHz; θmaj and θmin are the major and minor axis of the synthesized beam in units of arcseconds (https://science.nrao.edu/facilities/vla/proposing/TBconv). Column (9): rms noise in a channel image.

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