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Table 2

Parameters of flux-weighted ellipses fitted to the maser cloudlets that appeared in all three epochs.

Source(a) Distance (kpc) Centre(a) Semi-axes; PAmajor(b)
ΔRA (mas) ΔDec (mas) (mas×mas; °)
G23.207−00.377 −55.817 +81.207 128.33 × 40.07; −48
4.18(c) −56.378 +82.097 129.48 × 40.80; −48
−56.573 +82.302 129.74 × 40.90; −48

G23.389+00.185 −39.045 −74.610 101.84 × 51.41, +52
4.8(c) −40.010 −75.244 105.16 × 51.06; +52
−40.023 −75.514 105.10 × 51.18; +52

G23.657−00.127 −66.058 −96.411 134.89 × 123.94; −20
3.19(d) −66.379 −96.246 136.01 × 124.49; −19
−66.824 −97.350 136.06 × 125.27; −19

G28.817+00.365 −47.443 −14.272 61.53 × 26.47; +53
4.6(e) −46.509 −13.680 59.77 × 27.41; +53
−46.429 −13.658 59.65 × 27.61; +52

G31.047 +00.356(★) −31.068 −11.355 34.28 × 12.57; +63
4.9(e) −30.665 −10.780 33.54 × 14.04; +63
−30.855 −10.639 33.76 × 14.07; +64

G31.581+00.077 +46.437 +69.870 108.22 × 76.09; +87
5.5(c) +46.626 +69.040 108.18 × 74.62; +86
+46.756 +68.912 108.18 × 74.55; +86

Notes. First-epoch fits are presented in Figs. 15. (a)The relative coordinates to the brightest spot position in each target in the first epoch as given in Table 1. (b) The position angle of the major axis (north to east). Distances were derived either through the trigonometric parallaxes, (c) Reid et al. (2019) and (d) Bartkiewicz et al. (2008), or the calculated near kinematic distances, (e) Reid et al. (2019); the online calculator is available at http://bessel.vlbi-astrometry.org/node/378.(★) The fitting was done to all maser spots visible at each epoch separately (Fig. A.1).

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