Bias versus variance when fitting multi-species molecular lines witha non-LTE radiative transfer model. Application to the estimation of the gas temperature and volume density

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journal：Astronomy & Astrophysics

Authors：Antoine Roueff; Jérome Pety; Maryvonne Gerin; Léontine E. Ségal; Javier R. Goicoechea; Harvey S. Liszt; Pierre Gratier; Ivana Beslic; Lucas Einig; Mathilde Gaudel; Jan H. Orkisz; Pierre Palud; Miriam G. Santa-Maria; Victor de Souza Magalhaes; Antoine Zakardjian; Sébastien Bardeau; Emeric Bron; Pierre Chainais; Simon Coudé; Karine Demyk; Viviana V. Guzman; Annie Hughes; David Languignon; Francois Levrier; Dariusz C. Lis; Jacques Le Bourlot; Franck Le Petit; Nicolas Peretto; Evelyne Roueff; Albrecht Sievers; Pierre-Antoine Thouvenin

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DOI：10.1051/0004-6361/202449148

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Article link：http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/202449148

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