BN objects — A class of very young and massive stars
Abstract The Becklin-Neugebauer objects are identified by means of a wide range of observable features as a separate class of very young and massive stars surrounded by optically thick dust shells. We show that they evolutionarily connect real protostars to compactHii regions. We give criteria which...
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