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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Gómez De Castro, Ana Inés author Pudritz, R. E. author 1991 A careful analysis of the data available in the literature has been carried out to determine the global properties of star formation in Taurus. Three main trends arise in the data: (1) the magnetic field in Taurus is distorted in the direction of the proper motions of the T Tauri Stars (TTS) (see below). (2) the groups with different proper motions seem to have different stellar contents. An analysis of the stellar population based on the equivalent width of H-alpha, W(H-alpha), shows that groups I and II (Jones and Herbig, 1979) have approximately the same population (TTS show either large or small W(H-alpha)). However in group II (central part of the cloud) there are also a large number of stars with intermediate W(H-alpha) (Gomez de Castro and Pudritz, 1990). (3) the mass function of the NH3 cores (thought to be "protostellar cores") is dN/dM is-proportional-to M is-proportional-to with alpha = -1(3).5, in contrast with the IMF of the TTS given by Cohen and Kuhi (1979), alpha = -2.5. Only point (1) will be outlined in this contribution. 0074-1809 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/57572 http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1991IAUS..147..415G Global properties of star formation in Taurus