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The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013) 4/11 (Th): A: Magnetic Fields M1: MHD Shocks (Mocz); J: Cosmic Rays (Christian) after-class assignment: watch Bryan Gaensler’s colloquium on Cosmic Magnetism 4/16 (Tues): A: Expansion of HII Regions and SNRs H:Photon “Workflow M1: Cas A (Christian); M2: HII/PDR (Tripathi); M3: Milky Way Bubbles (Chen) 4/18 (Th): A: Discussion of Disks/Planet Formation M1: NH3 Spectrum; J: Disk SEDs (MacGregor) 4/23 (Tues): A: (Instabilities, continued, e.g. ; Ionization fronts, e.g. ...or guest lecture from Sean Andrews) M1: Clumpy GMCs (Miller): M2: Nebula Spectra (Portillo); M3: Zeeman (Woolsey) 4/25 (Th): A/guest: HI Tomography Experiments, IGM M1: Ly-alpha Forest (Ting); J: G-P Effect (Ting) 4/30 (Tues): A: Concluding Discussion M1: μwave Foregrounds (Karkare); M2: Multiphase ISM (Alexander); M3: ISM Landmarks (Macgregor); J: Galaxy Winds (Alexander) Problem Set 4, coming soon: Shocks, Disk, IGM...
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Page 1: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

The ldquoRestrdquo of AY201b (v2013)411 (Th) A Magnetic FieldsM1 MHD Shocks (Mocz) J Cosmic Rays (Christian)after-class assignment watch Bryan Gaenslerrsquos colloquium on Cosmic Magnetism

416 (Tues) A Expansion of HII Regions and SNRs HPhoton ldquoWorkflowrdquoM1 Cas A (Christian) M2 HIIPDR (Tripathi) M3 Milky Way Bubbles (Chen)

418 (Th) A Discussion of DisksPlanet FormationM1 NH3 Spectrum J Disk SEDs (MacGregor)

423 (Tues) A (Instabilities continued eg Ionization fronts egor guest lecture from Sean Andrews)M1 Clumpy GMCs (Miller) M2 Nebula Spectra (Portillo) M3 Zeeman (Woolsey)

425 (Th) Aguest HI Tomography Experiments IGMM1 Ly-alpha Forest (Ting) J G-P Effect (Ting)

430 (Tues) A Concluding DiscussionM1 microwave Foregrounds (Karkare) M2 Multiphase ISM (Alexander) M3 ISM Landmarks (Macgregor) J Galaxy Winds (Alexander)

Problem Set 4 coming soon Shocks Disk IGM

AY201b 4bull11bull13

Magnetic Fields in the ISM

Draine references Zeeman 53

RMDM111-113B in Molecular Clouds 3210

Shocks with Magnetic Fields 36

Good intro to synchrotron polarimetry Sofue Fujimoto amp Wielebinski 1986Comprehensive Review of ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Magnets in the Sky

rsaquo Lodge (1900) Non-detection of radio waves from Sun ldquoThere were too many terrestrial sources of disturbance to make the experiment feasible I donrsquot know that it might not possibly be successful in some isolated country place but the arrangement must be highly sensitive in order to succeedrdquo

rsaquo Hale (1908) Zeeman splitting in sunspots ldquothe intensity of the field comes out 1000 gaussesrdquo

rsaquo Alfveacuten (1937) cosmic ray confinement implies ldquothe existence of a magnetic field in interstellar spacerdquo

rsaquo Fermi (1949) ldquothe main process of acceleration [of cosmic rays] is due to magnetic fields which occupy interstellar spaces hellip the magnetic hellip is of the order of 5x10-6 gauss while its intensity is probably greater in the heavier cloudsrdquo

rsaquo Cooper amp Price (1962) Detection of interstellar Faraday rotation against lobes of Cen A

Lodge (1911)

Parkes polarimetry of Centaurus A(Cooper amp Price 1962)Slide 3 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

Goodman et al 1989 Goodman et al 1990

OH Zeeman effect in emission in a Molecular Cloud

Background Starlight Polarimetryin Dark Clouds

(ldquoMagneticrdquo explanations of Larsonrsquos Laws +)

hot

cold

~neutral ~ionized

direction polarimetry of synchrotron

radiation

strength Faraday rotation

(RMDM)

strength Zeeman Effect

direction dust polarimetry

strength ~Chandrasekhar-Fermi

Measuring B in the ISM (IGM)

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 2: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

AY201b 4bull11bull13

Magnetic Fields in the ISM

Draine references Zeeman 53

RMDM111-113B in Molecular Clouds 3210

Shocks with Magnetic Fields 36

Good intro to synchrotron polarimetry Sofue Fujimoto amp Wielebinski 1986Comprehensive Review of ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Magnets in the Sky

rsaquo Lodge (1900) Non-detection of radio waves from Sun ldquoThere were too many terrestrial sources of disturbance to make the experiment feasible I donrsquot know that it might not possibly be successful in some isolated country place but the arrangement must be highly sensitive in order to succeedrdquo

rsaquo Hale (1908) Zeeman splitting in sunspots ldquothe intensity of the field comes out 1000 gaussesrdquo

rsaquo Alfveacuten (1937) cosmic ray confinement implies ldquothe existence of a magnetic field in interstellar spacerdquo

rsaquo Fermi (1949) ldquothe main process of acceleration [of cosmic rays] is due to magnetic fields which occupy interstellar spaces hellip the magnetic hellip is of the order of 5x10-6 gauss while its intensity is probably greater in the heavier cloudsrdquo

rsaquo Cooper amp Price (1962) Detection of interstellar Faraday rotation against lobes of Cen A

Lodge (1911)

Parkes polarimetry of Centaurus A(Cooper amp Price 1962)Slide 3 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

Goodman et al 1989 Goodman et al 1990

OH Zeeman effect in emission in a Molecular Cloud

Background Starlight Polarimetryin Dark Clouds

(ldquoMagneticrdquo explanations of Larsonrsquos Laws +)

hot

cold

~neutral ~ionized

direction polarimetry of synchrotron

radiation

strength Faraday rotation

(RMDM)

strength Zeeman Effect

direction dust polarimetry

strength ~Chandrasekhar-Fermi

Measuring B in the ISM (IGM)

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 3: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Magnets in the Sky

rsaquo Lodge (1900) Non-detection of radio waves from Sun ldquoThere were too many terrestrial sources of disturbance to make the experiment feasible I donrsquot know that it might not possibly be successful in some isolated country place but the arrangement must be highly sensitive in order to succeedrdquo

rsaquo Hale (1908) Zeeman splitting in sunspots ldquothe intensity of the field comes out 1000 gaussesrdquo

rsaquo Alfveacuten (1937) cosmic ray confinement implies ldquothe existence of a magnetic field in interstellar spacerdquo

rsaquo Fermi (1949) ldquothe main process of acceleration [of cosmic rays] is due to magnetic fields which occupy interstellar spaces hellip the magnetic hellip is of the order of 5x10-6 gauss while its intensity is probably greater in the heavier cloudsrdquo

rsaquo Cooper amp Price (1962) Detection of interstellar Faraday rotation against lobes of Cen A

Lodge (1911)

Parkes polarimetry of Centaurus A(Cooper amp Price 1962)Slide 3 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

Goodman et al 1989 Goodman et al 1990

OH Zeeman effect in emission in a Molecular Cloud

Background Starlight Polarimetryin Dark Clouds

(ldquoMagneticrdquo explanations of Larsonrsquos Laws +)

hot

cold

~neutral ~ionized

direction polarimetry of synchrotron

radiation

strength Faraday rotation

(RMDM)

strength Zeeman Effect

direction dust polarimetry

strength ~Chandrasekhar-Fermi

Measuring B in the ISM (IGM)

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 4: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

Goodman et al 1989 Goodman et al 1990

OH Zeeman effect in emission in a Molecular Cloud

Background Starlight Polarimetryin Dark Clouds

(ldquoMagneticrdquo explanations of Larsonrsquos Laws +)

hot

cold

~neutral ~ionized

direction polarimetry of synchrotron

radiation

strength Faraday rotation

(RMDM)

strength Zeeman Effect

direction dust polarimetry

strength ~Chandrasekhar-Fermi

Measuring B in the ISM (IGM)

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 5: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

hot

cold

~neutral ~ionized

direction polarimetry of synchrotron

radiation

strength Faraday rotation

(RMDM)

strength Zeeman Effect

direction dust polarimetry

strength ~Chandrasekhar-Fermi

Measuring B in the ISM (IGM)

From AG (1989) Harvard PhysicsPhD Thesis

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 6: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

The Chandrasekhar-Fermi Method

B = σv

σθ

4πρNcorr

= numerical factor times velocity dispersionpolarization dispersion

times density

Chandrasekhar amp Fermi 1953 eg application Myers amp Goodman 1991

~modeling field strength from polarization map messinessmessyweak field

orderedstrong field

Simulations oftenimply Ncorr~4 in ldquodark cloudsrdquo

Polarization Maps

Spectral-linemaps

Extinctiondust emissionor spectral-line

maps

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 7: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Crutcher et al 2010

Modern View of Zeeman measurements of B in ISM

10 microG

1 mG

01 microG

100 cm-3 106 cm-3104 cm-3

no increase

~flux freez

ing

For reference(from Heiles et al 1990)

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 8: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Cosmic Magnetism

rsaquo  High-z seed fields B ~ 10-30 ndash10-20 G (Widrow 2002 Subramanian 2007)

rsaquo  Intergalactic Medium B gt 10-15 G rsaquo  Intracluster Medium B ~ 01-1 microG rsaquo  Interstellar medium B ~ 1 microG ndash 10 mG rsaquo  Galactic Center B ~ 50 microG ndash 1 mG

(Crocker et al 2010 Ferriegravere 2010) rsaquo  Main sequence star HD 215441 B0 asymp 34 kG

(Babcock 1960) rsaquo  White dwarf PG 1031+234 B0 asymp 109 G

(Schmidt et al 1986) rsaquo  Pulsar PSR J1847-0130 B0 asymp 9 x 1013 G

(McLaughlin et al 2003) rsaquo  Magnetar SGR 1806-20 B0 asymp 2 x 1015 G

(Kouveliotou et al 1998 Israel et al 2005) Bi asymp 1016 G rsaquo  Cosmic strings (Ostriker et al 1986) B ~ 1030 G rsaquo  Planck-mass monopoles B ~ 1055 G

(Duncan et al 2000)

Magnetic filam

ents in Perseus A

(Fabian et al 2008) G

alactic Center

(Yusef-Zadeh et al 1984) S

GR

1806-20 giant flare (N

AS

A)

Slide 4 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 9: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Do the Neutral amp Ionized Medium Have the Same B

Optical Polarimetry amp Comparison Scarrott 1987 Radio Data Fletcher et al 2011

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 10: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Superconductivity Lab Oslo University

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permissionmatching video at

1740-2400

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 11: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

rsaquo Optical starlight polarizationrsaquo Synchrotron emission polarization B (orientation but not direction)rsaquo Infrared dust polarizationrsaquo Zeeman splitting B (long integrations high-density)

rsaquo Faraday rotation amp rotation measure (RM) are powerful probes of B

- radio wavelengths attenuation of radiation

- ldquoabsorptionrdquo experiment- provides direction of B- sensitive probe of ne

Mapping Magnetic Fields

RM asymp 220 rad mminus2 ne003 cm-3( ) B||

3 microG$

amp( L

3 kpc( )

Slide 6 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Pulsar B1154-62 (Gaensler et al 1998)

RM = +495 plusmn 6 rad m-2

matching video at

1740-2400

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 12: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

The Faraday Grid

Philipp Kronberg Physics TodaySlide 7 of Bryan Gaenslerrsquos 32113 ldquoCosmic Magnetismrdquo CfA Colloquium reproduced with permission

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 13: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Excerpts from

ldquoMagnetic Fields in Galaxiesrdquo

Beck amp Wielebinski 2013

Note these maps are measures using intrinsic synchrotron polarization(not background sources)

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 14: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Naiumlveteacute or the Simplest Analytic ModelsThe waywe once thoughtpolarization maps might lookhellip(c 1990)

(or)

Disk + Star

Core

Dark Cloud Theory 2

Dark Cloud Theory 1

A Truly Theoretical Set of Polarization Maps

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

Page 15: The “Rest” of AY201b (v.2013)› White dwarf: PG 1031+234 B 0 ≈ 109 G (Schmidt et al. 1986) › Pulsar: PSR J1847-0130 r B 0 ≈ 9 x 1013 G (McLaughlin et al. 2003) › Magnetar:

Early Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations

Strong Fieldβ=001 M=7

Weak Fieldβ=1 M=7

Synthetic Polarization Maps from Ostriker Stone amp Gammie 2001 see also Heitsch et al 2001 Padoan et al 2003

Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

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Polarization Two Distances ldquoinrdquo Peseus

Goodman et al 1990

Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

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Mystery(Partially)Solved

see Ridge et al 2006

Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

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Rest of Solution3D Slicer Demo

Tilley amp Pudritz 2007

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Tilley amp Pudritz 2007


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