Are young stars always associated with cold massive disks? A CO and millimeter interferometric continuum survey

L. G. Mundy; B. A. Wilking; S. Myers; J. E. Howe; J. H. Blackwell; L. Likkel

Are young stars always associated with cold massive disks? A CO and millimeter interferometric continuum survey

L. G. Mundy, B. A. Wilking, S. Myers, J. E. Howe, J. H. Blackwell, L. Likkel

University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Original language	American English
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State	Published - Oct 1 1986

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Are young stars always associated with cold massive disks? A CO and millimeter interferometric continuum survey

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