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1,0 ? 1 0,1 ) ` a 557 GHz a longtempsétélongtempsété considérée commé etant la plus prometteuse. Or nos résultats ont tendancè a montrer un profil toujours très saturé et ,
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,1 ) et (2 2,0 ? 2 1,1 ) et de son isotope H 34 2 S (1 1,0 ? 1 0,1 ) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 3 ,
4 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du SO (3?2), 5?4), (6?5) et (8 ? 7). Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de ,
14 ? 13 1,13 ) et (18 0,18 ? 17 0,17 ) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement ,
Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 3 ?1 ; pour l'espèce isotopique les abondances utilisées sont, ? 4) et (7?6) et de son isotope C 34 S (3?2) et (7?6) ,
7 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du OCS (8 ? 7), (13 ? 12) et (19 ? 18) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 3, avec une largeur de turbulencé egalè a 2 ,
8 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du H 2 S (1 1,0 ? 1 0,1 ) et (2 2,0 ? 2 1,1 ) et de son isotope H 34 2 S (1 1,0 ? 1 0,1 ) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 1 ,
Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 1, 6?5) et (8 ? 7) et de son isotope 34 SO avec une largeur de turbulencé egalè a 1.6 km·s ?1 ; pour l'espèce isotopique les abondances utilisées sont ,
10 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires, Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement ,
0×10 ?10 (limite supérieure pour cettedernì ere valeur) avec une largeur de turbulencé egalè a 1, pp.6-7 ,
Résultats des modélisations desémissionsdesémissions de molécules soufrées 190 ,
11 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du CS (3 ? 2) et (5 ? 4) et de son isotope C 34 S (3 ? 2) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 5.4×10 ?10 et 2.2×10 ?10 avec une largeur de turbulencé egalèegalè a 2.3 km·s ?1 ; pour l'espèce isotopique l'abondance utilisée ,
12 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du OCS (8 ? 7), (13 ? 12) et (19 ? 18) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de ,
15 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du SO 2 (5 1,5 ? 4 0,4 ), (10 0,10 ? 9 1,9 ) et (14 0,14 ? 13 1,13 ) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 6 ,
13 ? 12) et (19 ? 18) et de son isotope OC 34 S (8 ? 7) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 5.2×10 ?9 , 3.3×10 ?9 et 12×10 ?9 avec une largeur de turbulencé egalè a 2.0 km·s ?1 et 2.8 km·s ?1 pour la transition la plus haute enénergieenénergie ; pour l'espèce isotopique l'abondance utilisée est de 4.1×10 ?10, 1977. ,
17 ? Modélisation des raies d'´ emission moléculaires du H 2 S (1 1,0 ? 1 0,1 ) et (2 2,0 ? 2 1,1 ) Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 3, 0×10 ?10 et 4.0×10 ?10 avec des largeurs de turbulencé egales respectivementàrespectivement`respectivementà 2.8 km·s ?1 et 2.0 km·s ?1 . Un effondrement au bord minimal de ?1.0 km·s ?1 a ´ eté rajouté pour cette source, ´ etendù a l'ensemble du modèle en suivant les résultats de Shu, 1977. ,
Les abondances utilisées pour obtenir ces résultats sont respectivement de 25×10 ?10 , 0.9×10 ?10 , 1.0×10 ?10 et 40×10 ?10 avec une largeur de turbulencé egalè a 2.2 km·s ?1 ; pour l'espèce isotopique les abondances utilisées sont respectivement de 6, ? 5) et (8 ? 7) et de son isotope 34 SO (3 ? 2) et, 1977. ,