A starburst origin of the OH-megamaser emission from the galaxy Arp220
The source of very large far-infrared luminosities of ultraluminous infrared galaxies remains controversial. The detection of a strong mid-infrared OH absorption line in the prototypical megamaser and ultraluminous galaxy Arp220 is discussed.
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| description | The source of very large far-infrared luminosities of ultraluminous infrared galaxies remains controversial. The detection of a strong mid-infrared OH absorption line in the prototypical megamaser and ultraluminous galaxy Arp220 is discussed. |
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