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Appendix A: New CO spectra
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Figure A.1: New observations of circumstellar CO line emission. The source name is shown to the upper left, and the transition observed and the telescope used is shown to the upper right of each frame. LSR velocity scales are used. |
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Figure A.1: continued. |
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Table A.1: Observational results of circumstellar CO radio lineemission.
Appendix B: New SiO spectra
Table B.1: Observational results of circumstellar SiO radio lineemission.
Table B.2: Observational results of circumstellar SiO(J = 2-1, v=1) emission.
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Figure B.1: New observations of circumstellar SiO line emission (v=0). The source name is shown to the upper left, and the transition observed and the telescope used is shown to the upper right of each frame. LSR velocity scales are used. |
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Figure B.1: continued. |
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Figure B.2: New observations of circumstellar SiO line emission (v=1). The source name is shown to the upper left, and the transition observed and the telescope used is shown to the upper right of each frame. LSR velocity scales are used. |
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