Philip Myron Solomon

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Mass, luminosity, and line width relations of Galactic molecular clouds (1987) (1178)
Rotating Nuclear Rings and Extreme Starbursts in Ultraluminous Galaxies (1998) (1076)
The Star Formation Rate and Dense Molecular Gas in Galaxies (2003) (723)
The Molecular Interstellar Medium in Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxies (1996) (698)
Molecular Gas at High Redshift (2005) (625)
HCN Survey of Normal Spiral, Infrared-luminous, and Ultraluminous Galaxies (2003) (368)
Connecting Dense Gas Tracers of Star Formation in our Galaxy to High-z Star Formation (2005) (272)
Giant molecular clouds in the galaxy. 1. The axisymmetric distribution of H (1984) (254)
Dense Molecular Gas and Starbursts in Ultraluminous Galaxies (1992) (243)
Molecular gas and dust around a radio-quiet quasar at redshift 4.69 (1996) (189)
Radiative Transfer, Excitation, and Cooling of Molecular Emission Lines (co and Cs) (1974) (181)
Giant molecular clouds in the galaxy. II. Characteristics of discrete features (1985) (177)
Warm Molecular Gas in the Primeval Galaxy IRAS 10214+4724 (1992) (168)
Star-formation rates, molecular clouds, and the origin of the far-infrared luminosity of isolated and interacting galaxies (1988) (152)
Two-fluid gravitational instabilities in a galactic disk (1984) (146)
Detection of Millimeter Emission Lines from Interstellar Methyl Cyanide (1971) (139)
The formation of diatomic molecules in interstellar clouds. (1972) (133)
Molecular gas mass and far-infrared emission from distant luminous galaxies (1993) (132)
A ground-based technique for millimeter wave spectroscopic observations of stratospheric trace constituents (1988) (122)
A Triggering Mechanism for Enhanced Star-Formation in Colliding Galaxies (1992) (114)
INTERSTELLAR CARBON MONOSULFIDE. (1971) (111)
High concentrations of chlorine monoxide at low altitudes in the Antarctic spring stratosphere: secular variation (1987) (103)
HCN Observations of Dense Star-forming Gas in High-Redshift Galaxies (2007) (96)
Molecular Clouds in the Galaxy (1975) (94)
Massachusetts-Stony Brook Galactic plane CO survey. I - (b,V) maps of the first Galactic quadrant. II - (l,V) maps of the first Galactic quadrant (1986) (86)
A galactic disk as a two-fluid system: Consequences for the critical stellar velocity dispersion and the formation of condensations in the gas (1984) (84)
High concentrations of chlorine monoxide at low altitudes in the Antarctic spring stratosphere: diurnal variation (1987) (84)
Star formation rates and the far-infrared luminosity of Galactic molecular clouds (1988) (83)
Dense Molecular Gas and the Role of Star Formation in the Host Galaxies of Quasi-stellar Objects (2006) (76)
Molecular Gas Depletion and Starbursts in Luminous Infrared Galaxy Mergers (1998) (73)
Giant molecular clouds in the galaxy: The distribution of /sup 13/CO emission in the galactic plane (1979) (73)
Molecular Gas and Dust at z = 2.6 in SMM J14011+0252: A Strongly Lensed Ultraluminous Galaxy, Not a Huge Massive Disk (2002) (71)
Chlorine oxide in the stratospheric ozone layer: ground-based detection and measurement. (1981) (71)
Formation of the Antarctic ozone hole by the CIO dimer mechanism (1988) (71)
Diurnal Variation of Stratospheric Chlorine Monoxide: A Critical Test of Chlorine Chemistry in the Ozone Layer (1984) (70)
Molecular gas content of the primaeval galaxy IRAS 10214+4724 (1992) (70)
CO excitation and H2 masses of infrared-luminous galaxies (1991) (66)
The essential signature of a massive starburst in a distant quasar (2003) (65)
New observations of a large concentration of ClO in the springtime lower stratosphere over Antarctica and its implications for ozone-depleting chemistry (1989) (64)
Detection of interstellar carbonyl sulfide (1971) (61)
A Face-on View of the First Galactic Quadrant in Molecular Clouds (1989) (60)
CO in the Barred Galaxy NGC 1530 (1996) (58)
A New Probe of Dense Gas at High Redshift: Detection of HCO+ (5-4) Line Emission in APM 08279+5255 (2006) (57)
Apparent associations between bright galaxies and quasi-stellar objects. (1971) (55)
The molecular cloud Sagittarius B2 (1975) (54)
New Observations and a New Interpretation of CO(3-2) in IRAS F10214+4724 (1995) (53)
High Velocity Gas Flows Associated with h2 Emission Regions - how are they Related and what Powers Them (1985) (52)
A Search for Dense Molecular Gas in High-Redshift Infrared-Luminous Galaxies (2004) (51)
GIANT MOLECULAR CLOUDS AS THE DOMINANT COMPONENT OF INTERSTELLAR MATTER IN THE GALAXY (1980) (45)
A measurement of stratospheric HO2 by ground‐based millimeter‐wave spectroscopy (1984) (45)
Massachusetts-Stony Brook galactic plane CO survey. II: (l, V) maps of the first galactic quadrant (1986) (44)
Dense molecular clouds and the ARP 220 starburst (1990) (40)
Molecular Clouds in W49 and W51 (1973) (39)
The Molecular Disk in the Cloverleaf Quasar (2002) (38)
Observation of CO emission at 2.6 millimeters from IRC plus 10216 (1971) (38)
The Star Formation Rate-Dense Gas Relation in Galaxies as Measured by HCN(3-2) Emission (2008) (37)
Ozone over McMurdo Station, Antarctica, Austral Spring 1986: Altitude profiles for the middle and upper stratosphere (1987) (36)
Low-energy cosmic rays and the abundance of atomic hydrogen in dark clouds (1971) (36)
Comparison of ClO measurements from the Aura Microwave Limb Sounder to ground‐based microwave measurements at Scott Base, Antarctica, in spring 2005 (2007) (35)
Interstellar Deuterium: Chemical Fractionation (1973) (35)
Radiation-pressure-driven mass loss from quasi-stellar objects. (1972) (34)
CO and CS in the Orion Nebula (1974) (34)
A Search for CO Emission in High-Redshift Powerful Radio Galaxies (1996) (34)
Molecular hydrogen in the Galaxy and galactic gamma rays. (1975) (34)
Rise and decline of active chlorine in the stratosphere (2006) (31)
Carbon monoxide in external galaxies (1975) (30)
Molecular clouds in the galactic nucleus (1974) (30)
Measurements of stratospheric ClO over Antarctica in 1996–2000 and implications for ClO dimer chemistry (2002) (30)
Near-Infrared Spectroscopy and a Search for CO Emission in Three Extremely Luminous IRAS Sources: IRAS F09105+4108, IRAS F15307+3252, and PG 1634+706 (1998) (30)
High-Redshift HCN Emission: Dense Star-forming Molecular Gas in IRAS F10214+4724 (2004) (30)
MOLECULAR CLOUDS IN THE GALACTIC CENTER REGION: CARBON MONOXIDE OBSERVATIONS AT 2.6 MILLIMETERS. (1972) (27)
Seasonal observations of chlorine monoxide in the stratosphere over Antarctica during the 1996–1998 ozone holes and comparison with the SLIMCAT three‐dimensional model (2000) (27)
MOLECULAR AND SOLID HYDROGEN IN DENSE INTERSTELLAR CLOUDS. (1969) (27)
Extremely low N2O concentrations in the springtime stratosphere at McMurdo Station, Antarctica (1988) (26)
SURVEY OF MOLECULAR LINES NEAR THE GALACTIC CENTER. I. 6-CENTIMETER FORMALDEHYDE ABSORPTION IN SAGITTARIUS A, SAGITTARIUS B2, AND THE GALACTIC PLANE FROM 1/sup II/ = 359.4$sup 0$ TO l/sup II/ = 2.2--. (1972) (26)
Carbon Monoxide Observations of Dense Interstellar Clouds (1972) (26)
Giant Molecular Clouds in the Galaxy; Distribution, Mass, Size and Age (1979) (23)
Hartree-Fock Bound States for Molecule-Ions HeC (1974) (23)
Dense molecular gas, star formation and the CO to H2 conversion factor in nearby galaxies. (1990) (23)
Interstellar Deuterium: the Hyperfine Structure of DCN (1973) (21)
CO emission and the optical disk in the giant Sc galaxy M101 (1983) (20)
The distribution of CO in the Galaxy for longitudes 294 deg to 86 deg (1984) (20)
Millimeter emission lines of polyatomic molecules in Sagittarius B2 (1973) (19)
Massive stars and infrared sources (1973) (18)
The source of high-velocity emission at the Orion molecular cloud core (1981) (18)
Millimeter Observations of co, cn, and CS Emission from IRC+10216 (1971) (17)
The Formation of Stellar Systems from Interstellar Molecular Clouds (1984) (17)
Measurements of stratospheric hydrogen cyanide at McMurdo Station, Antarctica: Further evidence of winter stratospheric subsidence? (1989) (16)
Ion-induced dipole clusters: Be2+He2 (1972) (15)
Molecular Gas in the Spectacular Ring Galaxy NGC 1144 (1997) (14)
A quasi-continuous record of atmospheric opacity at λ = 1.1 mm over 34 days at Mauna Kea observatory (1983) (14)
Star Formation and the Molecular Content of IC 342 (1991) (13)
The extraordinary CO luminosity of the far-infrared galaxy VII ZW 31 - A possible proto-galactic disk? (1987) (12)
Survey of Molecular Lines Near the Galactic Center. III. 6-CENTIMETER Formaldehyde Absorption at B = -2' from L = 2degrees.0 to L = 4degrees.5 and at B = 121 from L = 358degrees.5 to L = 2degrees.0 (1973) (12)
An observed upper limit on stratospheric hydrogen peroxide (1985) (12)
The Density of Intergalactic Hydrogen Molecules (1966) (11)
THE ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT OF QUASI-MOLECULAR HYDROGEN (1964) (11)
Binding Energy and Geometry of the Hydrogen Clusters Hn (1973) (11)
He–Be2+ interaction energy at small internuclear distances (1973) (10)
Validation of stratospheric ClO measurements from the Millimeter‐wave Atmospheric Sounder (MAS) (2000) (10)
mm-wave observations of stratospheric HCN at tropical latitudes (1988) (10)
Star formation, molecular clouds, and the origin of blue light from galaxies (1989) (10)
Resolution of the Discrepancy in the CO(3-2) Flux of IRAS F10214+4724 (1996) (9)
Nitrous oxide in the tropical middle atmosphere, observed by ground‐based MM‐wave spectrometry (1987) (8)
Luminous molecular hydrogen emission in the galaxy system NGC 3690-IC 694 (1983) (8)
Vibrationally excited carbon monoxide in IRC+10216 (1978) (8)
Molecular Gas and Dust in Infrared Luminous Galaxies (1996) (6)
Quantitative observations of stratospheric chlorine monoxide as a function of latitude and season during the period 1980-1983 (1985) (5)
Properties of giant molecular clouds (1988) (5)
The Distribution of Molecular Clouds in Spiral Galaxies (1983) (5)
Production of OH Molecules in Interstellar Shock Waves (1968) (4)
Formation of the Antarctic Ozone Hole by the ClO Dimer Mechanism. (1989) (4)
CO Observations of Spiral Structure and the Lifetime of Giant Molecular Clouds (1979) (4)
Extreme Starbursts and Molecular Clouds in Galaxies (2001) (3)
Additional atmospheric opacity measurements at λ=1.1 mm from Mauna Kea observatory, Hawaii (1987) (3)
CO detection in the quasar BR 1202-0725 at z = 4.69. (1997) (2)
Measurement of atmospheric opacity at 278 GHz at McMurdo Station, Antarctica in austral spring seasons, 1986 and 1987 (1990) (2)
INTERSTELLAR DEUTERIUM: CHEMICAL FRACTIONATION * (1973) (2)
Infrared Absorption by co, cn, and C_{2} (1966) (2)
Physics of Molecular Clouds from Millimeter Wave Line Observations (1978) (1)
5.11. Dense molecular gas in nearby galaxies (1998) (1)
Distribution of CO in the Galaxy, l=294 to l=86 (1984) (1)
Search for Interstellar Furan and Imidazole (1972) (1)
Millimetre Emission from High Redshift Radioquiet Quasars (1997) (1)
Masses, luminosities and dynamics of galactic molecular clouds (1987) (1)
Observations of chlorine monoxide over Scott Base, Antarctica, during the ozone hole, 1996-2005 (2007) (1)
Opacity of the Venus atmosphere. (1968) (1)
Radio and gamma-ray evidence for a molecular-arm feature at 5 kpc from the Galactic Center (1974) (1)
Daytime ClO over McMurdo in September 1987: Altitude profile retrieval accuracy (1988) (1)
Measurements of Active Chlorine in the Antarctic Ozone Hole: 1986 to 2005 (2005) (1)
Excitation of Interstellar Formaldehyde (1970) (1)
HCN Observations of Submillimeter Galaxies and QSOs at High Redshift (2006) (1)
Vertical Profiles and Column Density Measurements of Ozone from Ground-Based MM-Wave Spectroscopy at Mauna Kea, Hawaii a Demonstration of Capabilities (1985) (1)
ORIGIN OF THE REPORTED MILLIMETER CONTINUUM IN IRC + 10216. (1971) (1)
Role of Collision-Induced Transitions in the Venus Greenhouse Effect. (1966) (1)
Detection of /sup 13/CO(J = 3--2) emission from the molecular clouds OMC-1 and NGC 2264 (1981) (1)
CO(6-5) and Continuum Observations of the Primeval Galaxy 10214+47 at Z = 2.3 (1992) (0)
Infrared Emission by Mineral Grains from Red Supergiants (1969) (0)
NON-THERMAL MM-CONTINUUM EMISSION FROM THE RADIO GALAXY B2 0902+343, AND NON-DETECTION OF CO(4-3) (1996) (0)
Star Formation in Galaxies: Proceedings of a Conference Held in Pasadena, California (1987) (0)
Quantitative observations of the behavior of anomalous low altitude ClO in the Antarctic spring Stratosphere, 1987 (1988) (0)
Giant Molecular Clouds in the Galaxy: Third Gregynog Astrophysics Workshop (2013) (0)
Correlations between Far-IR, HCN, and CO Luminosities of Normal Spiral and Luminous IR Galaxies (2000) (0)
Giant molecular clouds in the Galaxy: the Massachusetts-Stony Brook CO galactic plane survey (1985) (0)
The molecular cloud Sgr B2 (10) (1975) (0)
Survey of molecular lines near the galactic center. I - 6-centimeter formaldehyde absorption in Sagittarius A, Sagittarius B2, and the galactic plane from 359.4 to 2.2 deg galactic longitude. (1972) (0)
High Velocity CO Emission in the Cepheus A Molecular Cloud Core (1982) (0)
The origin of the galactic emission in IRAS data (1989) (0)
Co Observations of Luminous Ir Galaxy Mergers (1999) (0)
Observation of stratospheric trace gases related to ozone depletion in the Antarctic spring (1987) (0)
Molecular Cloud Clusters and Chains (1985) (0)
Chemical Exchange Reactions and H2 Formation in Dark Interstellar Clouds (1968) (0)
Interstellar Molecular Hydrogen (1970) (0)
C-13O-16/C-12O-18 ratios in nine H II regions. (1972) (0)
Radio and gamma ray evidence for a molecular-arm feature at 5 kpc from the galactic centre. [observing galactic longitude of CO emission] (1974) (0)
$sup 13$C$sup 16$O/$sup 12$C$sup 18$O RATIOS IN NINE H II REGIONS. (1972) (0)
The Detection of CO(4 [leads into, converted to] 3) and CO(5 [leads into, converted to] 4) Emission from B2 0902+34, A Powerful Radio Galaxy at Z= 3.3995 (1994) (0)
Stellar-Wind Theory for O and B Stars (abstract) (1970) (0)
Star Formation in Galactic Molecular Clouds (1987) (0)
Interstellar matter and star formation (2003) (0)
Ja n 20 01 Extreme Starbursts and Molecular Clouds in Galaxies (2001) (0)
Preliminary analysis of chlorine monoxide measurements made by the ground-based microwave receiver of the Plateau de Bure, France (1994) (0)
National Ozone Expedition: Microwave radiometer measurements (1987) (0)
Ground-Based mm-Wave Heterodyne Spectroscopy of Stratospheric Chlorine Oxide (1980) (0)
The galactic distribution (in radius and Z) of interstellar molecular hydrogen (1977) (0)
Measurement of stratospheric chloro carbons by ultra sensitive ground based mm wave spectroscopy process (1982) (0)
Astronomy: An early stellar nursery (2003) (0)
An HCN Survey in IR/CO Bright/Luminous Galaxies (1994) (0)
Ground-based mm-wave emission spectroscopy for the detection and monitoring of stratospheric ozone (1981) (0)
Absorption Coefficient of Quasi-Molecular Hydrogen. (1964) (0)
Dense molecular gas and high mass star formation in galaxies. (1997) (0)
CO excitation in four IR luminous galaxies (1990) (0)
Ground-based detection of stratospheric ClO and average column density measurement over 17 days of observation (1981) (0)
Near Infrared Spectroscopy And The Search For Co Emission In 3 Extremely Luminous Iras Sources (1999) (0)
High Mass Star Formation in Galactic and Extragalactic Molecular Clouds (1988) (0)
The Global Star Formation Law in Galaxies: Revisited (2003) (0)
Molecular Gas in Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxies (1997) (0)
Comparison of MAS stratospheric ClO measurements with spaceborne, airborne, and ground-based experiments (1998) (0)

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