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Table 1.

Gaussian parameters of ion RRLs of Orion KL.

Transition (1) f0(2) VLSR(3) ΔV Tpeak(4)
(MHz) (km s−1) (km s−1) (mK)
91α 34356.4150 −10(1) 11(3) 7(2)
92α 33254.1129 −10(2) 19(3) 6(2)
95α(5) 30217.5243 −6.5(1) 13(1) 11(2)
97α 28395.8047 −9(1) 15(1) 12(2)
98α 27539.6791 −7.5(1) 15(1) 11(2)
98α(6) 27539.6791 −3.5(1) 17(1) 13(2)
99α 26717.6266 −8(1) 15(1) 11(2)
117α 16223.6031 −7(0.5) 12(1) 20(2)
118α(7) 15816.3257 −6(0.5) 13(1) 18(2)
119α 15422.5674 −6(0.5) 15(1) 21(3)
120α 15041.7719 −6(1) 14(1) 16(3)
121α(8) 14673.4103 −6(1) 13(2) 18(3)
122α 14316.9791 −5(0.5) 18(1) 25(3)
123α 13971.9991 −5(0.5) 15(1) 25(4)
124α 13638.0143 −5(0.5) 13(1) 24(4)

Notes.

(1)

Only RRLs of XII in Ka/Ku band which are unblended or slightly blended are listed.

(2)

The rest frequencies of RRLs of C II (Eq. (1)) are listed.

(3)

The velocities will be 3.5 km s−1 redder than the values listed here if the rest frequencies of RRL of O II are adopted (Sect. 3). The numbers in brackets in the third to fifth columns represent the uncertainties.

(4)

The uncertainty of Tpeak is the 1-σ noise at a velocity resolution of ∼1 km s−1.

(5)

Weakly blended with emission of SO2.

(6)

This row is for the observation towards θ1 Ori C.

(7)

A transition of CH3OCH3 has close frequency but can be reasonably ignored (Fig. 2).

(8)

Partly blended with He160κ and H195τ.

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