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three sources have low ratios ( γ 1≃ 0.9) and are located along the H ii ring within the free-free continuum bubble of W43-MM3. Sources #27, #82, and #91 most likely correspond to free-free emission fluctuations in the UCH ii region;

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Since 13CO does not trace the diffuse molecular gas ( Roman-Duval et al. 2016), we used the FUGIN 12CO data ( Umemoto et al. 2017) to derive the column density map of the diffuse gas. Assuming optically thin emission, we followed the standard method described in Feng et al. (2016) and derived an H 2 column density map from 12CO with the same excitation temperature and 12CO abundance mentioned earlier. We then used the H2 column densities derived from 12CO instead of the column densities derived from 13CO, where the latter is 3 σ lower than the former. The combined N(H 2) map ( v LSR = 60–120 km s −1) is shown in the top-right panel of Fig. 3. Compared to the N(H 2) map derived with only 13CO emission, the combined N(H 2) map has a molecular gas mass that is 56% larger. As indicated in Table E.2, the properties of these four and ten cores are derived from their measurements in the denoised& cleanest image. Given that we could only investigate the line contamination of 155 out of 205 sources, we expect to have, in our core catalog of Table E.2, a maximum of four that have core masses overestimated, in the 0.1–0.5 M ⊙ mass range. Starburst (originally known as Opal Fruits) is the brand name of a box-shaped, fruit-flavoured soft taffy candy manufactured by The Wrigley Company, which is a subsidiary of Mars, Incorporated. Starburst has many different varieties, such as Tropical, Sour, FaveREDs, Watermelon, Very Berry, Superfruit, Summer Blast and Original.Table E.2 lists the physical properties of the 205 cores derived from their 1.3 mm denoised& bsens measurements and the analysis made in Sect. 4: deconvolved size, FWHM dec; mass corrected for optical depth, ; dust temperature, T dust; volume density, . Volume densities are computed assuming a spherical core:

The getsf and GExt2D measurements of source characteristics, that is to say their sizes and fluxes, were made in the 12 m array 1.3 mm and 3 mm images, which are primary-beam corrected. According to the good results of the MnGSeg denoising procedure applied on simulations of getsf extractions (see Appendix A), we kept the getsf measurements made in the denoised images. Since we need to estimate, and later on correct, the line contamination of fluxes of the sources extracted in the bsens image (see Sect. 4.1.2), extraction was performed in the denoised& cleanest images in addition to that performed in the denoised& bsens images. Using the maximum size free parameter of getsf, we excluded five sources with FWHM larger than four times the beam, . They correspond to ~10 000 au at d = 5.5 kpc, which thus would be much larger than the typical core size expected to be a few 1000 au in the dense W43 protoclusters (e.g., Bontemps et al. 2010; Palau et al. 2013; Motte et al. 2018b). They have low 1.3 mm fluxes, with a median mass of ~2 M ⊙ (see Eq. (5)), and are located at the outskirts of the protocluster cloud. To confirm this, we developed a methodology that better takes into account the uncertainties of our source extraction and flux measurement process. For the 121 dust cores detected at 1.3 mm and that have measurable 3 mm fluxes, Figs. 3b and D.2 locate the 3 σ dispersion zone of the logarithm of their flux ratios. None of these sources with γ 1 = 1.2–5 ratios lie outside this 3 σ zone, suggesting that their flux measurements are too uncertain to securely qualify these sources as being free-free emission peaks.Walmart Is Selling Starburst Duos Gelatin That You Should Definitely Make Jell-O Shots With". Delish. 26 September 2019 . Retrieved 17 February 2023. Little Lad Produces Big Laughs in Genius Masterfoods Spot". AdAge.com. Advertising Age. 7 May 2007 . Retrieved 10 January 2014. In summary, the getsf catalog of Table E.1 contains 208 sources, which are detected at 1.3 mm with robust flux measurements. Given the lower sensitivity of our 3 mm continuum images, 121 have 3 mm fluxes that are qualified as ‘‘measurable’’ because they are above (see Table 2). Of the 208 getsf sources, 100 are qualified as “robust” because they are also identified by GExt2D and ~90% of these common sources have no significant differences in their integrated fluxes, that is, their fluxes are at worst a factor of two larger or smaller than each other. The sources that have 1.3 mm fluxes consistent to within 30% are considered even more robust, as indicated in Table E.1. The optical depth corrected spin temperature is T S( v) = T B( v)∕(1 −e − τ( v)), where T B is the brightness temperature of the H I emission. The optical depth data from Wang et al. (2020) is used to correct for the spin temperature channel by channel. We further followed the method described in Bihr et al. (2015) and corrected the column density for diffuse continuum absorption using the THOR+VGPS 3 1.4 GHz continuum data (C+D+single dish GBT, see Wang et al. 2018). The derived H I column map integrated in the velocity range v LSR = 60–120 km s −1 is shown in the top-left panel of Fig. 3. gets

A compact source like our cores in Table E.1, which have deconvolved sizes about 1.5 times the beam (see Fig. 2 and Sect. 3), has most of its flux in an area of size equal to the synthesize beam. Its mass, M τ≳1, can therefore be estimated applying the optical depth of Eq. (B.2), measured over the beam assuming pointlike sources, to its whole solid angle, Ω core, using the following equation: cosmeticsdesign.com (20 June 2006). "Starburst candies becomes the new name for shower products". cosmeticsdesign.com . Retrieved 17 February 2023. mm measurements: denoised& bsens and denoised& cleanest 12 m array images, corrected by the primary beam;Distribution of the FWHM and FWHM dec of the getsf sources as measured at 1.3 mm. A minimum size of 1300 au is assumed for FWHM dec. The median value of the core deconvolved sizes is about 0.75″≃ 1.6 ×Θ beam with Θ beam = 0.46″, corresponding to ~3400 au. Beyond the uncertainty of flux measurements used to compute the core masses, the main uncertainties of CMFs arise from the mass-averaged dust temperature and dust opacity used to convert fluxes into masses (see Eq. (B.4), Fig. D.3, and Table E.1). If we do not take into account the central heating by protostars and self-shielding of pre-stellar cores, the core temperatures would homogeneously be . The CMF of getsf-extracted cores with a constant temperature ( Fig. 7b) has a slightly shallower slope than when the individual dust temperature estimates are used ( Fig. 5a, see Table 4). We also determined that the CMF flattening is robust against dust opacity variations. As the dust opacity is expected to increase with core density (e.g., Ossenkopf & Henning 1994), we made a test assuming a linear relation with mass, starting at κ 1.3mm = 0.007 cm 2 g −1 for the lowest-density core (0.12 M ⊙) and ending at κ 1.3mm = 0.015 cm 2 g −1 for the highest-density core (69.9 M ⊙). The resulting CMF has a power-law index lower than the CMF index found in Fig. 5a, but still greater than the Salpeter slope (see Fig. 7c and Table 4).