Mary E. Putman , Brad K. Gibson, PASA, 16 (1), in press.
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- There is a well-known north-south hemisphere asymmetry in the HVC velocity distribution, such that the maximum |vlsr| seen in the north is km s-1, km s-1 greater than the maximum seen in the south.
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- Braun & Burton (1999) define a CHVC as an isolated cloud which has an angular size of less than FWHM.
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