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Objects newly identified with Spitzer/Glimpse Survey IRAS name FC (Jy) log(F C /F A ) log(F E /F C ) LRS SiO H2O Comments

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Figure 1. Comparison of the W43A color composite images by Glimpse...
Table 1 . Objects newly identified with Spitzer/Glimpse Survey IRAS...
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... part of the sample we chose for identification in the Spitzer/GLIMPSE survey is sum- marized in Table 1. One of the most interesting objects among these is IRAS 18450−0148 (W43A), which is known as a water maser fountain with collimated outflows ( Imai et al. 2002). ...

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