Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule

In order to search for silylidene (H2CSi) in the interstellar medium, Izuha et al. (1996) recorded microwave spectrum of H2CSi in laboratory and made an unsuccessful attempt of its identification in IRC +10216, Ori KL, Sgr B2, through its 717-616 transition at 222.055 GHz. For finding out if ther...

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Main Authors: Sharma M., Sharma M.K., Verma U.P., Chandra S.
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Language:English
Published: Astronomical Observatory, Department of Astronomy, Belgrade 2014-01-01
Series:Serbian Astronomical Journal
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2014/1450-698X1488037S.pdf
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spelling doaj-165ee32e7ae34c5eae0ca76fc38c8e472020-11-24T22:38:09ZengAstronomical Observatory, Department of Astronomy, BelgradeSerbian Astronomical Journal1450-698X1820-92892014-01-012014188374410.2298/SAJ1488037S1450-698X1488037SRadiative transfer in silylidene moleculeSharma M.0Sharma M.K.1Verma U.P.2Chandra S.3Jiwaji University, School of Studies in Physics, Gwalior, IndiaJiwaji University, School of Studies in Physics, Gwalior, IndiaJiwaji University, School of Studies in Physics, Gwalior, IndiaLovely Professional University, Physics Department, Phagwara, IndiaIn order to search for silylidene (H2CSi) in the interstellar medium, Izuha et al. (1996) recorded microwave spectrum of H2CSi in laboratory and made an unsuccessful attempt of its identification in IRC +10216, Ori KL, Sgr B2, through its 717-616 transition at 222.055 GHz. For finding out if there are other transitions of H2CSi which may help in its identification in the interstellar medium, we have considered 25 rotational levels of ortho-H2CSi connected by collisional transitions and 35 radiative transitions, and solved radiative transfer problem using the LVG approximation. We have found that the brightness temperatures of 919-818, 918-817, 101,10-919, 1019-918, 111,11-101,10, 111,10-1019 and 121,12-111,11 transition are larger than that of 717-616 transition. Thus, these transitions may help in detection of H2CSi in the interstellar medium.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2014/1450-698X1488037S.pdfISM: lines and bandsmolecular dataradiative transfer
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author Sharma M.
Sharma M.K.
Verma U.P.
Chandra S.
spellingShingle Sharma M.
Sharma M.K.
Verma U.P.
Chandra S.
Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
Serbian Astronomical Journal
ISM: lines and bands
molecular data
radiative transfer
author_facet Sharma M.
Sharma M.K.
Verma U.P.
Chandra S.
author_sort Sharma M.
title Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
title_short Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
title_full Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
title_fullStr Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
title_full_unstemmed Radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
title_sort radiative transfer in silylidene molecule
publisher Astronomical Observatory, Department of Astronomy, Belgrade
series Serbian Astronomical Journal
issn 1450-698X
1820-9289
publishDate 2014-01-01
description In order to search for silylidene (H2CSi) in the interstellar medium, Izuha et al. (1996) recorded microwave spectrum of H2CSi in laboratory and made an unsuccessful attempt of its identification in IRC +10216, Ori KL, Sgr B2, through its 717-616 transition at 222.055 GHz. For finding out if there are other transitions of H2CSi which may help in its identification in the interstellar medium, we have considered 25 rotational levels of ortho-H2CSi connected by collisional transitions and 35 radiative transitions, and solved radiative transfer problem using the LVG approximation. We have found that the brightness temperatures of 919-818, 918-817, 101,10-919, 1019-918, 111,11-101,10, 111,10-1019 and 121,12-111,11 transition are larger than that of 717-616 transition. Thus, these transitions may help in detection of H2CSi in the interstellar medium.
topic ISM: lines and bands
molecular data
radiative transfer
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-698X/2014/1450-698X1488037S.pdf
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