Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati HKM99]$

Details on Acronym:   [HKM99]
  
[HKM99] (Hirano+Kamazaki+Mikami+, 1999)
 Write:<<[HKM99]  B1-a>>  

        <<[HKM99]  B1-aW>>  

        <<[HKM99]  B1-IRS>>
 N:  4+2+1
Object:Part of Cloud  (SIMBAD class: PartofCloud = Part of Cloud)
  Stat:is completely incorporated in Simbad
  Note:N=4 ammonia condensations 'B1-a' to 'B1-d'    in Barnard 1 cloud.
    N=2 smm peaks in B1-b condensation 'B1-bN' and 'B1-bS'.
 in source:Barnard 1
   Ref:=1999sf99..R....181H
     byHIRANO N.
, KAMAZAKI T., MIKAMI H., OHASHI N., UMEMOTO T.
 Proc. Star Formation 1999, 181-182 (1999)

    Discovery of two extreme young protostars in Barnard 1.

oFig.1: <[HKM99] B1-a> (Nos B1-a, B1-b), <[HKM99] B1-bW> (Nos B1-bN,    B1-bS), <[HKM99] B1-IRS> N=1.
   Ref:=2002ApJ...574..822M
     byMATTHEWS B.C.
, WILSON C.D.
 Astrophys. J., 574, 822-833 (2002)

    Magnetic fields in star-forming molecular clouds. V. Submillimeter
    polarization of the Barnard 1 dark cloud.
oFirst reference in 1999, Proc. Star formation, ed. T. Nakamoto    (Nagano): Discovery of two extreme young protostars in Barnard 1.
oFig.1: <[HKM99] B1-a> (Nos B1-c, B1-d) added.
 Originof the Acronym: S = Created by Simbad, the CDS Database