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Table C.1.

Best fit parameters from our LTE plus non-LTE modeling for CARMA-7.

Species N(Sp) Tex FWHM VLSR Size
[×1014cm−2] [K] [km s−1] [km s−1] [″]
13CS 29.67 9.63 + 4.12 $ ^{+4.12}_{-9.63} $ 36.17 10.14 + 46.95 $ ^{+46.95}_{-10.14} $ 83.87 22.81 + 86.64 $ ^{+86.64}_{-22.81} $ 198.89 12.99 + 39.20 $ ^{+39.20}_{-12.99} $ 1.08 0.25 + 1.91 $ ^{+1.91}_{-0.25} $
13C34S 2.08 0.53 + 0.02 $ ^{+0.02}_{-0.53} $ 60.97 23.88 + 101.06 $ ^{+101.06}_{-23.88} $ 39.83 14.66 + 0.16 $ ^{+0.16}_{-14.66} $ 195.00 1.00 + 1.00 $ ^{+1.00}_{-1.00} $ 2.93 1.96 + 0.07 $ ^{+0.07}_{-1.96} $

Notes. Best-fitting parameters obtained through our LTE modeling of sulfur isotopologues. From left to right columns correspond to: Name of the species, N(Sp) stands for column density of species, Tex is the excitation temperature, the line-width measured from its FWHM, the local standard of rest velocity, VLSR, and the best-fit source size in arcseconds. Uncertainties correspond to a 3σ level.

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