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Finding velocity coherent structures in molecular ISM using Gaussian decomposition and Graph theory
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ISMGCC (InterStellar Medium Gaussian Component Clustering): Finding gas structures in molecular ISM using Gaussian decomposition and Graph theory
This repository contains the Python code that implements the method described in arXiv:2409.01181. It is designed to find molecular gas structures from PPV data cubes, especially in the direction with crowded emissions, e.g., the inner galaxy.
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Finding velocity coherent structures in molecular ISM using Gaussian decomposition and Graph theory
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