Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects

(Not yet in Simbad)
Write:<< W75N(H2O)>>
<< W75N(OH)>>
<< W75N(CO)>>
<< W75N(HCN)>>
<< W75N(IR)>>
N: 3+4+5
Object:(Rad)  (SIMBAD class: Radio = Radio Source)
Stat:is completely incorporated in Simbad
Note:Radio continuum sources in W 75N:
N=3 sources (Nos A-C), named [HRB1] W75N(A) to C, [HRB1] W75N(B) been divided into 4 components [HRB1] W75N(Ba) to [HRB1] W75N(Bd).
N=5 sources in H2O, OH, CO, HCN, and IR
in source:W 75:W 75N = W 75N
Ref:=1981ApJ...244...76H
byHASCHICK A.D. , REID M.J., BURKE B.F., MORAN J.M., MILLER G.
 Astrophys. J., 244, 76-87 (1981)
  VLBI aperture synthesis observations of the OH maser source W75N.
oTable 2: <[HRB81] W75N(A)> (Nos A-C), <[HRB81] W75N(H2O)>, <[HRB81] W75N(OH)>, <[HRB81] W75N(CO)>, <[HRB81] W75N(HCN)>, <[HRB81] W75N(IR)>
Ref:=1994A&A...284..215H
byHUNTER T.R. , TAYLOR G.B., FELLI M., TOFANI G.
 Astron. Astrophys., 284, 215-226 (1994)
  Water masers embedded in ultracompact HII regions : the W 75N cloud core.
oTable 1: <[HTF94] W75N N> (Nos 1-5). Table 2, Fig.1: <[HRB81] W75N(Ba)> (Nos Ba-Bd).

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