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Torsionally excited methanol in massive young stellar objects: The role of the mid-IR radiation field
Observing the earliest stages of high-mass star formation in the mid-infrared (mid-IR) is challenging because the extinction is high and the resolution limited. Millimeter vibrationally and torsionally excited transitions of several molecules have been proposed as indirect probes of local mid-IR rad
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