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\section{\textsuperscript{12}CO compared to \textsuperscript{13}CO}
At present, all In comparing the results
are for \textsuperscript{13}CO. Attempts to analyse \textsuperscript{12}CO obtained in
the same way have failed observations in \textsuperscript{12}CO and \textsuperscript{13}CO, we first need to
produce any significant results. It appears determine which limits are appropriate. The assumption that
\textsuperscript{12}CO both are optically thin, but we will show here that this is not
optically thin. Once I have some solutions correct. \textsuperscript{13}CO appears to be acceptably thin, but observations in \textsuperscript{12}CO are useless without a correction for
\textsuperscript{12}CO, taking into account the fact that it optical thickness. We will show suggest such a correction and show its correctness.
\subsection{\textsuperscript{12}CO is optically
thick I will add those here. thick}
A comparison between \textsuperscript{12}CO and \textsuperscript{13}CO when we assume \textsuperscript{12}CO is optically thin can be seen in the two following graphs