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The Class 0 source Barnard 1c
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Joergensen, Jes
, Bergin, Edwin
, Marrone, Dan
, Crapsi, Antonio
, Hogerheijde, Michiel
, Rao, Ramprasand
, Matthews, Brenda
2008
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The Class 0 source Barnard 1c
by
Joergensen, Jes
, Bergin, Edwin
, Marrone, Dan
, Crapsi, Antonio
, Hogerheijde, Michiel
, Rao, Ramprasand
, Matthews, Brenda
2008
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The Class 0 source Barnard 1c
2008
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We present our most recent results from an ongoing study of the Class 0 source Barnard 1c in Perseus. This source is of particular interest because it exhibits evidence of strong alignment of grains all the way to the core's centre, which is contrary to all other low-mass protostellar cores observed to date. Our goal is to clarify the source of poor alignment in other sources by identifying the source of strong alignment in B1c. A central cavity has been identified in N sub(2)H super(+) emission; its anticorrelation with C super(18)O emission suggests that heating in the centre has released CO from grain mantles, in turn destroying N sub(2)H super(+). We present sensitivity-limited, high spatial resolution polarimetry data from the SubMillimeter Array and discuss the potential implications of these data.
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