Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects
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Result of query: info cati CWB94]$

Details on Acronym:   [CWB94]
  
[CWB94] (Colbert+Wilson+Bland-Hawthorn, 1994)
Write:<<[CWB94] N>>
<<[CWB94] NN>>
<<[CWB94] WN>>
<<[CWB94] WW>>
<<[CWB94] Nd>>
N: 18
Object:(Rad)  (SIMBAD class: Radio = Radio Source)
Note:VLA map of NGC 6240.
The nuclear region is designated 'N', with 3 sources (Nos N1-N3), a diffuse nuclear region 'Nd', and a southern source 'S'. The Western Arm is designated 'W', with clumps (Nos W0-W4). Other radio components are found later: (S1, S2, E1, NW, NE, SE).
in source:NGC 6240
Ref:=1994ApJ...436...89C
byCOLBERT E.J.M. , WILSON A.S., BLAND-HAWTHORN J.
 Astrophys. J., 436, 89-101 (1994)
  The radio emission from the ultraluminous far-infrared galaxy NGC 6240.
oN1* and N2*, unresolved components of N1 and N2, not in SIMBAD.
oFigs 2, 3, Table 3: <[CWB94] AN> (Nos N, N1-N3), <[CWB94] WN> (Nos S, W, W1-W4), <[CWB94] Ad> (No. Nd).
Ref:=2004AJ....127..239G
byGALLIMORE J.F. , BESWICK R.
 Astron. J., 127, 239-251 (2004)
  Parsec-scale radio structure of the double active nucleus of NGC 6240.
oPar. 2.1: the candidate radio supernova is [G2000] J165258.8998+022403.591, later designated as [CWB94] S2.
o<[CWB94] WN> (No. S1) added.
Ref:=2007ApJ...659..283I
byIONO D. , WILSON C.D., TAKAKUWA S., YUN M.S., PETITPAS G.R., PECK A.B., HO P.T.P., MATSUSHITA S., PIHLSTROM Y.M., WANG Z.
 Astrophys. J., 659, 283-295 (2007)
  High-resolution imaging of warm and dense molecular gas in the nuclear region of the luminous infrared galaxy NGC 6240.
o2 QSOs not identified : 1743-038 and 1549+026
o<[CWB94] WN> (No. S2) added.
Ref:=2007ApJ...661..173B
byBAAN W.A. , HAGIWARA Y., HOFNER P.
 Astrophys. J., 661, 173-184 (2007)
  H I and OH absorption toward NGC 6240.
oTable 1: <[CWB94] WN> (Nos W0, E1) added, <[CWB94] WW> (Nos NW, NE, SE).
Originof the Acronym: S = Created by Simbad, the CDS Database