Millimetre Observations of Infrared Carbon Stars. II. Mass loss rates and expansion velocities

Groenewegen, M A T; Sevenster, Maartje N; Spoon, H W W; Perez, I

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Millimetre Observations of Infrared Carbon Stars. II. Mass loss rates and expansion velocities

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2002

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Groenewegen, M A T

Sevenster, Maartje N

Spoon, H W W

Perez, I

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Springer

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Dust- and gas mass loss rates and distances are determined for a sample of about 330 infra-red carbon stars that probe a distance up to about 5.5 kpc. The dependence of the dust- and gas mass loss rates, and the expansion velocity upon galactic longitude

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Keywords: Bolometers; Dust; Galaxies; High frequency telecommunication lines; Radio astronomy; Carbon stars; Astrophysics Circumstellar matter; Radio lines: stars; Stars: AGB and post-AGB; Stars: mass loss

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