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We have detected redshifted CO (2-1) emission at 43 GHz and radio continuumemission at 1.47 and 4.86 GHz from the z = 4.4 QSO BRI 1335-0417 using the VeryLarge Array. The CO data imply optically thick emission from warm (>30 K)molecular gas with a total mass, M(H_2), of 1.5+/-0.3 x10^{11} M_solar, usingthe Galactic gas mass-to-CO luminosity conversion factor. We set an upper limitto the CO source size of 1.1", and a lower limit of 0.23"x(T_ex/50K)^{-1/2},where T_ex is the gas excitation temperature. We derive an upper limit to thedynamical mass of 2x10^{10} x sin^{-2} i M_solar, where i is the diskinclination angle. To reconcile the gas mass with the dynamical mass requireseither a nearly face-on disk (i < 25deg), or a gas mass-to-CO luminosityconversion factor significantly lower than the Galactic value. The spectralenergy distribution from the radio to the rest-frame infrared of BRI 1335-0417is consistent with that expected from a nuclear starburst galaxy, with animplied massive star formation rate of 2300+/-600 M_solar yr^{-1}.Comment: standard AAS LATEX forma

Detection of CO (2–1) and Radio Continuum Emission from the [CLC][ITAL]z[/ITAL][/CLC] = 4.4 QSO BRI 1335−0417