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Radio Continuum and Water Maser Monitoring of the Outburst in HOPS 373: Free–Free Emission Does Not Respond to the Outburst

  • Authors: John J. Tobin, Doug Johnstone, Gregory Herczeg, Jeong-Eun Lee, Ho-Gyu Lee, Carlos Contreras Peña, Sung-Yong Yoon, Steve Mairs

John J. Tobin et al 2026 The Astronomical Journal 172 .

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Caption: Figure 3.

Flux density measurements for HOPS 373 (total flux), HOPS 373SW, and HOPS 373NE from all the epochs of observation. The blue points are measured from the individual observations, while the red points are measured using an image generated for all the data in a particular configuration. HOPS 373 shows a slight decline in flux density, which occurs with observations in higher-resolution configurations; as such, we do not think there is evidence for significant variation in its 5 cm flux density. The SW and NE flux densities are all upper limits for the D and C configurations because they are not resolved from each other, and we simply use the total flux density of HOPS 373 as an upper limit. Even the final monitoring point in 2026 February is consistent with the last measurements in 2023.

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