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Paper: Feedback Mechanisms of Starbursts and AGNs through Molecular Outflows
Volume: 476, New Trends in Radio Astronomy in the ALMA Era
Page: 283
Authors: Matsushita, S.; Krips, M.; Lim, J.; Muller, S.; Tsai, A.-L.
Abstract: Our deep molecular line images of nearby starburst galaxies and AGNs exhibit molecular outflows in most galaxies, and have revealed that the molecular outflows co-exist with outflows or jets seen in other wavelengths. In case of starbursts, X-ray outflows have higher energy and pressure than those of molecular outflows, suggesting that plasma outflows are blowing the molecular gas away from starburst regions, which suggests a strong negative feedback. On the other hand, current starburst regions in M82 can be seen at the inner edge of an expanding molecular bubble, suggesting a positive feedback. In case of AGNs, jets seem to entrain the surrounding molecular gas away from the AGNs, suggesting a negative feedback.
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