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Table 5.

Comparison of 14 known H I 21 cm and molecular-absorption-line systems; the first 7 are associated and the remaining ones are intervening.

Target ze N(HI) FWHM τdV N(H2) FWHM τdV Line zmol Ref Ref
(cm−2) (km s−1) (km s−1) (cm−2) (km s−1) (km s−1) (H I) (Mol.)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
J0439+0520 0.2076 < 5e22 < 200 < 28. 2.0e21 126 (210) 5.4 CO(1–0) 0.2077 H1 C1
PKS 1200+045 1.2243 1.2111 4.6e21 100 (800) 2.52 1.5e20 87 (225) 3.1 CO(2–1) 1.21276 H2 C2
PKS 1245−197 1.275 1.2750 8.3e21 200 (1000) 4.54 3.6e20 113 (400) 7.2 CO(2–1) 1.26605 H2 C2
4C+12.50 0.1217 0.1217 6.6e21 250 (1800) 3.6 1.8e22 250 (600) 55.0 CO(3–2) 0.11806 H3 C3
B1504+377 0.674 0.67343 3.8e22 130 (175) 21.0 6.0e20 75 (100) 10.4 CO(2–1) 0.67343 H4 C4
B1740−517 0.4423 0.44129 5.0e21 5 (210) 2.7 1.5e20 37 (120) 4.8 CO(2–1) 0.44185 H5 H5
Abell 2390 0.2304 0.2310 2.5e+22 154 (1100) 13.7 8.0e21 122 (300) 28.2 CO(1–0) 0.2312 H6,H1 C1

PMN0134−0931 2.225 0.76344 9.0e20 107 (200) 4.93 2.0e21 53 (200) 70.3 CO(2–1) 0.76391 H7 C5
PKS 0201+113 3.639 3.38714 1.8e21 19 (125) 0.7 6.6e20 57 (400) 6.2 CO(4–3) 3.38715 H8 C2
B0218+357 0.944 0.68466 4.0e20 43 (75) 2.19 4.0e23 20 (30) 20.3 C18O(2–1) 0.68466 H9 C6, C7
G0248+430 1.313 0.05151 9.7e19 19 (90) 0.53 2.9e19 16 (30) 0.25 CO(1–0) 0.05151 H10 C8
PKS 1406-076 1.494 1.27464 2.5e20 11 (50) 0.51 1.0e23 77 (155) 2.4 HNC(2–1) 1.26949 H11 C2
PKS 1413+135 ∼0.3 0.24671 2.0e21 18 (180) 10.86 4.6e20 2 (5) 3.64 CO(1–0) 0.24671 H12 C9
PKS 1830−211 2.510 0.88489 1.8e21 180 (400) 10.1 4.0e22 40 (400) 30. CO(4–3) 0.88582 H13 C10

Notes. Columns: (1, 2) favored name and systemic optical redshift; (3) redshift based on H I 21 cm absorption peak; (4, 6) total H I column density, adopting Ts = 1000 K (100 K) for associated (intervening) targets, and integrated optical depth; (5) FWHM of the main absorption component; (7–9) molecular column density, FWHM and total integrated optical based on line in Col. (10); (11) redshift based on the peak of molecular line; (12) and (13) references for H I 21 cm and molecular absorption line. In Cols. (5) and (8), we also give the full velocity extent of the absorption in parentheses.

References. H I-ref – H1: Hogan (2014), H2: Aditya & Kanekar (2018), H3: Morganti et al. (2004), H4: Carilli et al. (1997), H5: Allison et al. (2019), H6: Hernández et al. (2008), H7: Carilli et al. (1993), H8: Kanekar et al. (2007), H9: Koopmans & de Bruyn (2005), H10: Gupta et al. (2018a), H11: Gupta et al. (2012), H12: Carilli et al. (1993), Combes et al. (2023), H13: Kanekar & Briggs (2003). CO-ref – C1: Rose et al. (2019a), C2: present work, C3: Dasyra & Combes (2012), C4: Wiklind & Combes (1996a), C5: Wiklind et al. (2018), C6: Wiklind & Combes (1995), C7: Combes & Wiklind (1995), C8: Combes et al. (2019), C9: Wiklind & Combes (1997), C10: Wiklind & Combes (1998).

(*)

z21 is the redshift of peak H I 21 cm absorption depth, except for PKS 1200+045, where it is the center of the velocity range over which the absorption is detected.

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