Two models of molecular cloud in disk galaxies are proposed to investigate the formation of giant molecular clouds (GMCs) under the gravitational instability and random collision using PP(Particle Particle) simulation...Two models of molecular cloud in disk galaxies are proposed to investigate the formation of giant molecular clouds (GMCs) under the gravitational instability and random collision using PP(Particle Particle) simulation. Some conclusions can be drawn: 1) The gravitational instability can make small clouds form large clouds faster than random collision. 2) The differential rotation in the gravitational instability model plays a positive role in the agglomeration of molecular clouds.展开更多
By simple arguments, it is shown how alkaline types of atoms can be seen in dense molecular clouds depending on the average temperature of such regions of the Universe. This paper predicts infrared lines of such atoms...By simple arguments, it is shown how alkaline types of atoms can be seen in dense molecular clouds depending on the average temperature of such regions of the Universe. This paper predicts infrared lines of such atoms that could be seen in molecular clouds. The theory is developed in the first part and the predicted experimental results will follow. It results that the alkaline atoms modelized using the short-range polarization potential are found in quantum states <em>n</em><sub>*</sub> > 2.展开更多
文摘Two models of molecular cloud in disk galaxies are proposed to investigate the formation of giant molecular clouds (GMCs) under the gravitational instability and random collision using PP(Particle Particle) simulation. Some conclusions can be drawn: 1) The gravitational instability can make small clouds form large clouds faster than random collision. 2) The differential rotation in the gravitational instability model plays a positive role in the agglomeration of molecular clouds.
文摘By simple arguments, it is shown how alkaline types of atoms can be seen in dense molecular clouds depending on the average temperature of such regions of the Universe. This paper predicts infrared lines of such atoms that could be seen in molecular clouds. The theory is developed in the first part and the predicted experimental results will follow. It results that the alkaline atoms modelized using the short-range polarization potential are found in quantum states <em>n</em><sub>*</sub> > 2.
