Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati KRR2001] Cloud WN$
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Details on Acronym:   [KRR2001]
  
[KRR2001] (Koo+Rho+Reach+, 2001)
Write:<<[KRR2001] Cloud W>>
<<[KRR2001] Cloud WW>>
<<[KRR2001] Cloud WWN>>
<<[KRR2001] HB 21 BML WN>>
N: 3+1+4+4+5
Object:Part of Cloud  (SIMBAD class: PartofCloud = Part of Cloud)
Stat:is completely incorporated in Simbad
Note:Study of the SNR HBH 21.
N=4 CO clouds (Nos N, S, E, NW). Cloud NW has 4 components NW1 to NW4.
N=4 emission clouds in the Center (Nos C1-C2) and in the North (Nos N3-N4).
N=5 peak positions or clumps in Cloud N and S, in the format BML stands for Broad Molecular Line.
in source:HBH 21
Ref:=2001ApJ...552..175K
byKOO B.-C. , RHO J., REACH W.T., JUNG J., MANGUM J.G.
 Astrophys. J., 552, 175-188 (2001)
  Shocked molecular gas in the supernova remnant HB 21.
oFig.2, Table 3: Cloud A, B, C = [TFL90] A, B, C.
oFig.2: <[KRR2001] Cloud W> (Nos N, S). Table 1: <[KRR2001] HB 21 BML WN> (Nos N1-N2, S1-S3).
Ref:=2006ApJ...637..283B
byBYUN D.-Y. , KOO B.-C., TATEMATSU K., SUNADA K.
 Astrophys. J., 637, 283-295 (2006)
  Interaction between the supernova remnant HB 21 and molecular clouds.
oFig. 1: <[KRR2001] Cloud WW> (Nos E, NW) added. Fig. 3: <[KRR2001] Cloud WWN> (Nos NW1-NW4). Table 2, Fig. 5: <[KRR2001] Cloud WN> (Nos C1-C2, N3-N4).
Originof the Acronym: S = Created by Simbad, the CDS Database