Near-infrared observations of outflows and young stellar objects in the massive star-forming region AFGL 5180

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A&A, 682 (2024) A2

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Table 1

Summary of observations for AFGL 5180.

Date (yyyy-mm-dd)	Telescope/instrument	Filter (name)	Total exp. time (s)	FOV^(†)	Angular res.
2020-10-10	LBT/LUCI1&2	K	300	4′ × 4′	0.5″
2020-10-10	LBT/LUCI1	H₂	600	4′ × 4′	0.5″
2020-10-10	LBT/LUCI2	Br_gam	600	4′ × 4′	0.5″
2020-11-03	LBT/SOUL	K	300	0.5′ × 0.5′	0.09″
2020-11-03	LBT/SOUL	H₂	600	0.5′ × 0.5′	0.09″
2020-11-03	LBT/SOUL	Br_gam	600	0.5′ × 0.5′	0.09″
2016-02-13	HST/WFC3	F110W	400	2′ × 2′	0.12″
2016-02-13	HST/WFC3	F128N	900	2′ × 2′	0.13″
2016-02-13	HST/WFC3	F160W	350	2′ × 2′	0.16″
2016-02-13	HST/WFC3	F164N	900	2′ × 2′	0.17″
2016-04-23	ALMA	Band 6	600	44″	0.32″ × 0.25″
2017-12-02	ALMA	Band 7	600	30″	0.068″ × 0.067″

Notes. Total exposure time refers to the time on the source; in the case of the ground-based LBT observations, half of this time was dedicated to taking sky frames. ^(†)Listed FOV sizes for the ALMA images are for regions with primary beam response >0.1.

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