The Physics and Chemistry of Interstellar Molecular Clouds: Proceedings of the 2nd Cologne-Zermatt Symposium Held at Zermatt, Switzerland, 21–24 September 1993

Three new galactic CO surveys....Pages 2-12
Molecular clouds at the edge of the galaxy: Clouds of FOG....Pages 13-21
Far-infrared [C II] line survey of the galaxy....Pages 22-29
Molecular gas and star formation beyond the optical disk of the galaxy....Pages 30-32
Molecular gas surrounding the galactic center....Pages 33-40
Near-infrared high-resolution imaging of the galactic center....Pages 41-49
Properties of the OMC-2 and OMC-3 cores in orion....Pages 50-51
Vibrationally excited CS in star forming cores-infrared pumping?....Pages 52-53
Millimetre observations of southern translucent clouds....Pages 54-55
Molecular clouds in LMC: Evaluation of physical parameters by means of MM observations....Pages 56-57
The 4D-structure of a dark cloud, B164 under the influence of a bright star, azelfafage....Pages 58-58
Dense molecular gas in ultraluminous and high redshift galaxies....Pages 60-67
Interstellar molecules in the large magellanic cloud....Pages 68-75
Magnetic fields in molecular clouds....Pages 76-81
Mapping magnetic fields in the ISM: Infrared and sub-mm polarimetry....Pages 82-85
The formation of molecular lines in turbulent clouds....Pages 86-89
158 micron [CII] imaging of NGC 891....Pages 90-91
COBE observations of the H II region around IC 1848....Pages 92-93
A survey of the large magellanic cloud in the [C II] 158 micron line....Pages 94-95
Atomic carbon emission from shocked and preshocked gas in the IC 443 supernova remnant....Pages 96-97
Turbulence in interstellar clouds....Pages 100-111
Multiscale structural analysis of perseus....Pages 112-114
Nonlinear waves and solitons in molecular clouds....Pages 115-117
The formation, evolution, and disruption of molecular clouds: The influence of massive stars....Pages 118-119
Molecular absorption in interstellar clouds observed with the plateau de bure interferometer....Pages 120-122
Dynamical modelling of self-gravitating magnetic clouds....Pages 123-124
Kinematics, fragmentation, and heating of molecular streamers in the orion ridge....Pages 125-127
Large-scale submm-CO and FIR [CII] observations of the rosette molecular complex and S140/L1204....Pages 128-129
2-D Monte Carlo models of clumpy interstellar clouds....Pages 130-131
The clumpiness of molecular clouds....Pages 132-133
Large-scale CO-observations of the GMCs orion A and B excitation conditions and fragmentation....Pages 134-135
High spectral resolution CCS ( J N =2 1 −1 0 ) studies of clumps in cold dark cloud cores....Pages 136-137
Photodissociation and rotational excitation of CO and its isotopomers in interstellar clouds....Pages 138-139
The distribution of line wing emission in MBM16....Pages 140-141
Molecular observations of HH34: Does NH 3 accurately trace dense molecular gas near young stars?....Pages 142-143
Low-J-CO-multiline studies of molecular clouds: NGC7538....Pages 144-145
L1780: A cometary globule in disguise of a high-latitude cloud.—CO observations....Pages 146-147
Influence of the photospheric line spectrum on the optical pumping of circumstellar CO....Pages 148-149
Clumping in M17SW....Pages 150-151
Interpretation of CO lines from turbulent molecular clouds....Pages 152-153
CO multi-line survey in the Galactic center....Pages 154-155
The spatial distribution of emission from the unidentified infrared bands....Pages 156-157
The distribution of gas and dust in the ρ oph cloud....Pages 158-159
Millimeter-wave observations of H 2 CO in ρ Oph B1....Pages 160-161
Theoretical models of photodissociation regions (PDRs)....Pages 164-174
Chemistry in dense photon dominated regions....Pages 175-177
Photon dominated regions: Linking observations and theory....Pages 178-185
Observations of 3 P 1 to 3 P 0 Ci emission from molecular clouds and envelopes of evolved stars....Pages 186-194
Carbon monoxide line emission from photon-dominated regions....Pages 195-196
Line emission from spherical UV irradiated clumps....Pages 197-198
Radiative transfer of continuum photons in hierarchical clouds....Pages 199-200
Submm observations of molecular lines in the orion bar: Towards a physical model....Pages 201-202
The PDR IC 63: Observations, physics and chemistry....Pages 203-205
Star formation in bok globules—A 1.3 mm continuum survey....Pages 206-207
Radiation-driven implosion of cometary globules modelling and observations....Pages 208-209
CI emission from the outflow and PDR in S140....Pages 210-211
Large scale observations of [CI] 3 P 1 → 3 P 0 in photon-dominated regions....Pages 212-213
The [C II ] 158 μm line emission from the ρ ophiuchi cloud....Pages 214-215
How stable are the results of simple model calculations of interstellar chemistry?....Pages 218-224
Interstellar hydrides....Pages 225-236
CO chemistry and optical/FIR structure of interstellar cirrus: low density PDRs....Pages 237-239
Around the HCNH + chemistry astrophysical implication....Pages 240-242
About the presence of water in IRAS 10214+4724....Pages 243-244
Hot ammonia associated with ultracompact HII regions....Pages 245-246
Structure and chemistry of IRAS 05338-0624....Pages 247-248
Circumstellar disks at centimeter wavelengths....Pages 249-250
Optical pumping of circumstellar SiO masers....Pages 251-251
Observations of interstellar CN, 13 CN and C 15 N....Pages 252-253
Physical and chemical variations within the W3 star-forming region....Pages 254-255
Chemical and physical gradients along the OMC-1 ridge....Pages 258-264
Dense cores and star formation: before and after....Pages 265-267
Sulfur molecules in low-density molecular clouds....Pages 268-268
Chemistry of the orion molecular cloud core....Pages 269-270
The structure of the dense core in the high-latitude cloud MCLD 126.6+24.5....Pages 271-273
The W49A molecular cloud core....Pages 274-275
Massive star nurseries....Pages 276-284
High-resolution C 34 S images of the W51 region taken with the Plateau de Bure interferometer....Pages 285-287
The synthesis of molecular line, neutral carbon and dust continuum observations in the molecular cloud G34.3+0.2....Pages 288-290
Methyl cyanide and propyne in the hot molecular core G34.3+0.15....Pages 291-293
CS J =2−1 and HCN J =1−0 observations of dense molecular cores in regions of massive star formation....Pages 294-295
Analysis of maser proper motion kinematics....Pages 296-297
H 2 O and CO emission towards IRAS point sources in regions of star formation....Pages 298-299
Luminosity vs. Circumstellar mass: An evolutionary diagram for YSOs....Pages 300-303
Model envelopes of post-AGB stars from IR and Sub-mm data....Pages 304-305
Distributions and kinematics of molecular species around T tau....Pages 306-307
Ammonia towards high luminous IRAS sources....Pages 308-309
JCMT continuum survey of pre-protostellar cores....Pages 310-311
Comparison of the structure of a star-forming and non-star-forming GMC....Pages 312-313
Outflow-free class I sources: Protostars?....Pages 314-315
Evidence for a recombining wind in DR21....Pages 316-317
Vorticity generation in bow shocks of low excitation....Pages 318-319
Near infrared observations of S155 evidence of induced star formation?....Pages 320-321
FIR/NIR spectroscopy of the Galactic Center Arc region: The importance of massive star formation for ionization....Pages 322-323
Multi-wavelength study of NGC 281 A....Pages 326-328
First tentative detection of the molecular oxygen isotopomer 16 O 18 O in interstellar clouds....Pages 329-330
Molecular outflows driven by optical jets....Pages 331-333
Jet-driven molecular outflows....Pages 334-336
C 17 O and submillimetre continuum observations of M17SW....Pages 337-339
Submillimetre observations of the Mon R2 cluster....Pages 340-341
Molecular outflow in the vela molecular ridge....Pages 342-342
Prospects for submillimeter observations....Pages 344-351
The Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite: Mission science objectives....Pages 352-355
The Submillimeter Wave Astronomy Satellite: Instrument hardware....Pages 356-359
The James Clerk Maxwell Telescope. Developments into the 1990’s....Pages 360-361
The Kuiper Widefield Infrared Camera (KWIC)....Pages 362-363
Receiver A2−A 210 to 280 GHz SIS receiver for the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope....Pages 364-365
The arcetri 40–50 GHz receiver for the Medicina Radiotelescope....Pages 366-367
The renewal of the POM 2 radiotelescope....Pages 368-368
ODIN—A Swedish submillimetre wave satellite for astronomy and aeronomy....Pages 369-369
New techniques for submillimeter precision broadband spectroscopy....Pages 370-372
ARNICA, the NICMOS 3 imaging camera of TIRGO....Pages 373-374
JCMT receivers—Present and future....Pages 375-375
Submillimeter bolometer array for the CSO....Pages 376-376
FTS atmospheric transmission measurements and observations of planetary atmospheres....Pages 377-379
A theorist’s view of interstellar chemistry....Pages 380-381