Observations and models of the embedded phase of high-mass star formation
Floris F. S. van der Tak
Abstract
This paper is a review and an update on recent work on the physical and chemical structure of the envelopes of newly born massive stars, at the stages preceding ultracompact H II regions. It discusses methods and results to determine total mass, temperature and density structure, ionization rate, and depth-dependent chemical composition.
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