Radio identification of an infrared object associated with the passage of a shock front.
Abstract
A small-scale infrared object, previously detected near the large-scale optical shell in the H II region IC 1805, has now been detected at radio wavelengths with a supersynthesis instrument. The radio identification of this infrared object provides evidence for star formation associated with the passage of a shock front, seen optically as a large-scale shell and possibly created by stellar winds.
- Publication:
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The Astrophysical Journal
- Pub Date:
- July 1978
- DOI:
- 10.1086/182737
- Bibcode:
- 1978ApJ...223L..97V
- Keywords:
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- Infrared Stars;
- Radio Sources (Astronomy);
- Stellar Evolution;
- H Ii Regions;
- Infrared Astronomy;
- Radiant Flux Density;
- Radio Astronomy;
- Shock Fronts;
- Stellar Winds;
- Wind Effects;
- Astrophysics;
- Infrared Sources:Radio Identifications;
- Star Formation:Stellar Winds