The Properties of dust emission in the Galactic center region revealed by FIS-FTS observations

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Cold dust ○A. Yasuda, H. Kaneda, A. Takahashi (Nagoya University), M. Kawada, T. Nakagawa (ISAS/JAXA), Y. Okada (Köln University), H. Takahashi (NAOJ), N. Murakami (Bisei Observatory) SW:blue LW:blac k A two temperature greybody model reproduces the spectrum very well. 1-20 Warm dust

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Cold dust

○A. Yasuda, H. Kaneda, A. Takahashi (Nagoya University), M. Kawada, T. Nakagawa (ISAS/JAXA), Y. Okada (Köln University),

H. Takahashi (NAOJ), N. Murakami (Bisei Observatory)

SW:blueLW:black

A two temperature greybody model reproduces the spectrum very well.

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Warm dust

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Contours: [OIII] line emission

Contours: Total CO(J=1-0)

The warm dust and the [OIII] line emission (88um) are well correlated with each other, which are associated with the Arches and the Quintuplet cluster.However, the cold dust is not associated with either the Arches or the Quintuplet cluster.

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Dust mass [M_solar]Warm dust

Cold dust

Arches 26 2.1×103

Quintuplet

15 1.3×103