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Zucker et al. (2018) – Mapping Distances across the Perseus Molecular Cloud Using CO Observations, Stellar Photometry, and Gaia DR2 Parallax Measurements

Tags distances, extinction, molecular-clouds, Perseus

Tahani et al. (2018) – Helical magnetic fields in molecular clouds?. A new method to determine the line-of-sight magnetic field structure in molecular clouds

Tags Faraday, magnetic-field, molecular-clouds, Orion, Zeeman

Soler (2019) – Using Herschel and Planck observations to delineate the role of magnetic fields in molecular cloud structure

Tags Herschel, magnetic-field, molecular-clouds, Planck

Zamora-Avilés et al. (2019) – Structure and Expansion Law of HII Regions in structured Molecular Clouds

Tags feedback, HII-region, molecular-clouds

Corbelli, Braine & Giovanardi (2019) – Rise and fall of molecular clouds across the M33 disk

Tags CO, galaxies, general-ISM, kinematics, molecular-clouds, star-formation

Zucker et al. (2019) – A Large Catalog of Accurate Distances to Local Molecular Clouds: The Gaia DR2 Edition

Tags 3D, distances, dust, extinction, Gaia, interstellar, molecular-clouds

Körtgen, Federrath & Banerjee (2019) – On the shape and completeness of the column density probability distribution function of molecular clouds

Tags interstellar, molecular-clouds, statistical-analysis, turbulence

Li & Klein (2019) – Magnetized interstellar molecular clouds: II. The Large-Scale Structure and Dynamics of Filamentary Molecular Clouds

Tags dynamics, filament, magnetic-field, MHD, molecular-clouds, structure, turbulence

Ortiz-León et al. (2018) – Gaia-DR2 confirms VLBA parallaxes in Ophiuchus, Serpens and Aquila

Tags distances, Gaia, molecular-clouds

Utomo, Blitz & Falgarone (2018) – The Origin of Interstellar Turbulence in M33

Tags 2MASS, CO, GALEX, HI, M33, molecular-clouds

Vázquez-Semadeni et al. (2018) – Molecular cloud evolution – VI. Measuring cloud ages

Tags Cloud Evolution, Comparison of Models with Observations, molecular-clouds, star-formation

Forgan & Bonnell (2018) – Clumpy shocks as the driver of velocity dispersion in molecular clouds: the effects of self-gravity and magnetic fields

Tags gravitational-instability, Larson, molecular-clouds, shock, spiral-arms, turbulence

Clark et al. (2018) – Tracing the formation of molecular clouds via [CII], [CI] and CO emission

Tags CII, CO, molecular-clouds, synthetic-observations

Bertram et al. (2015) – Centroid velocity statistics of molecular clouds

Tags centroid-velocity, intermittency, molecular-clouds, numerical-simulation, structure-function, turbulence

Henshaw et al. (2016) – Molecular gas kinematics within the central 250 pc of the Milky Way

Tags CMZ, CO, data-science, hyperspectral, kinematics, molecular-clouds, turbulence

Iwasaki et al. (2018) – The Early Stage of Molecular Cloud Formation by Compression of Two-phase Atomic Gases

Tags cooling, heating, magnetic-field, MHD, molecular-clouds, thermal-instability, turbulence

Geen et al. (2018) – The (Un)predictability of Star Formation on a Cloud Scale

Tags HII-region, molecular-clouds, numerical-simulation, star-formation

Punanova et al. (2018) – Kinematics of dense gas in the L1495 filament

Tags CO, filament, kinematics, molecular-clouds

Grossschedl et al. (2018) – 3D shape of Orion A from Gaia DR2

Tags filament, Gaia, molecular-clouds, Orion, structure

Mattern et al. (2018) – SEDIGISM: The kinematics of ATLASGAL filaments

Tags CO, filament, Milky-Way, molecular-clouds

Körtgen et al. (2018) – The Origin of Filamentary Star Forming Clouds in Magnetised Galaxies

Tags filament, galaxies, interstellar, magnetic-field, molecular-clouds, star-formation

Zucker, Battersby & Goodman (2018) – The Physical Properties of Large-Scale Galactic Filaments

Tags dust, filament, hyperspectral, kinematics, molecular-clouds

Palouš & Ehlerová (2017) – Gould’s Belt: Local Large-Scale Structure in the Milky Way

Tags local-bubble, Milky-Way, molecular-clouds, solar-neighborhood
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