Table 2
Properties of continuum components A and B.
| Component A | Component B | |||
| LSB | USB | LSB | USB | |
| θmaj (mas) | 280.91.2 | 280.81.7 | 382.33.4 | 390.45.4 |
| θmin (mas) | 101.61.7 | 98.72.6 | 275.92.2 | 284.73.7 |
| PA (°) | 35.10.3 | 35.20.5 | 13.61.1 | 12.21.8 |
| Δ (mas) | 28030 | 27030 | 98030 | 99030 |
| Sν (mJy) | 293.80.5 | 326.10.9 | 125.00.6 | 144.21.2 |
| Md (10−4 M⊙) | 111.0 | 111.0 | 8.20.7 | 8.90.8 |
| Td (K) | 44119 | 44819 | 26511 | 26411 |
Notes. Rows list the major and minor axes, θmj and θmin, and the position angle, PA, for the deconvolved 2D Gaussian IMFIT components, the projected distance Δ between the component peaks and the stellar position, flux densities, Sv, at ν = 218.15 GHz and ν = 233.75 GHz, and the estimated dust masses, Md, and dust temperatures, Td. Relevant error bars are listed in subscript.
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