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\subsection{GMC properties}
We \citet{Solomon_1987} examined
GMCs in the Milky Way and described a few key relationships that characterize the
GMC properties
as in \citet{Solomon_1987}. of these clouds. We compared these properties for the M83 clouds
The M83 GMCs exhibit
a similar
relationships relationship for velocity line width
$\sigma$ to
radius, radius $R$ as the Milky Way GMCs, which
confirms our assumption have a fit of
$\sigma=(\pi^{1/2}R/3.4)^0.5$ kms$^-1$ (Figure 2). This allows us to conclude the clouds
being are in virial equilibrium
(Figure 2). As well, the (\cite{Solomon_1987}. The virial mass
to M$_\mathrm{vir}$ can be calculated from the size and velocity dispersion, while the luminous mass
M$_\mathrm{lum}$ can be calculated from
to luminosity and
X$_\mathrm{CO}$
luminous mass to radius relationships are also consistent with previous findings (Figures 3 and 4).