This document summarizes Kenneth Cavagnolo's thesis defense presentation on relaxation and feedback in galaxy clusters. Some key points:
- Cavagnolo studied temperature inhomogeneity in galaxy clusters using Chandra X-ray data and found evidence that the ratio of hard-band to broad-band temperature (THBR) can quantify a cluster's dynamic state, with mergers having higher THBR.
- Cavagnolo analyzed entropy profiles of galaxy clusters' intracluster medium using over 300 Chandra observations from the ACCEPT dataset. Entropy retains information about feedback processes in clusters.
- Feedback from active galactic nuclei is thought to be important for preventing catastrophic cooling of gas in cluster cores and shaping galaxy formation, but the details remain poorly
This document outlines John Theodore Goetz's PhD defense presentation on hyperon photoproduction from threshold to 5.4 GeV using the CEBAF Large Acceptance Spectrometer. The presentation has two parts, with part I discussing cascade hyperons, the g12 experiment that collected data on hyperon photoproduction, and g12 kaon data analysis. Part II will present results from g12, including excitation functions of the Ξ hyperon, searches for higher mass Ξ* states and iso-exotic particles, and conclusions.
1) Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons, giving them different atomic masses but the same atomic number. Radioactive decay occurs as unstable isotopes seek stability by changing their nucleus and releasing particles and energy.
2) Half-life refers to the time it takes for half of a radioactive sample to decay. It is constant for a given isotope and can be used to calculate how much of a sample will remain over time.
3) Nuclear reactions like fission and fusion involve changes in atomic nuclei through gaining or releasing particles or energy. Nuclear fission splits heavy nuclei into lighter ones and is a source of energy, while fusion combines small nuclei into larger ones and occurs in
Bullets and Wine Glasses: The Exciting Encounters of Galaxy ClustersJohn ZuHone
This document provides an overview of galaxy clusters and the evidence for the Big Bang theory. It discusses how galaxy clusters formed in the early universe, and how observations of galaxy clusters provide evidence for the existence of dark matter. Specifically, it describes how measurements of galaxy cluster collisions, like the Bullet Cluster, show that dark matter is separated from the hot gas, providing strong evidence that dark matter exists and interacts only through gravity.
The first hyper_luminous_infrared_galaxy_discovered_by_wiseSérgio Sacani
This document summarizes the discovery of WISE J181417.29+341224.9 (WISE 1814+3412), the first hyper-luminous infrared galaxy (LIR > 1013 L⊙) discovered by the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE). Follow-up images of WISE 1814+3412 revealed four nearby sources - a QSO, two Lyman Break Galaxies at z=2.45, and an M dwarf star. The brighter LBG dominates the bolometric emission of WISE 1814+3412 and has a star formation rate of ~300M⊙ yr−1, accounting for <10% of the total luminosity. An obscured
The document discusses the debate around defining what constitutes a galaxy versus a star cluster. It focuses on "ultra compact dwarf" (UCD) objects and ultra-faint dwarf spheroidal galaxies, which have properties intermediate between traditional galaxies and globular clusters. The document considers possible criteria to distinguish galaxies from clusters, such as minimum size, relaxation time, presence of dark matter or satellite systems. It aims to promote discussion on developing an accepted definition of a galaxy and invites readers to vote on their preferred definition.
This document is a PhD thesis submitted by Jamie Fleming to the University of Edinburgh. It contains the following key points:
1. The thesis presents the first measurement of the E double-polarisation observable for the γn → K+Σ- reaction using data from CLAS at JLab.
2. It also provides an overview of Jamie's work developing and constructing the scintillating hodoscope for the CLAS12 Forward Tagger detector upgrade at JLab.
3. The thesis contains acknowledgements, an abstract, introduction to hadron spectroscopy and theoretical models, background on kaon photoproduction reactions, and a review of previous experimental data on the topic.
Destruction of galactic_globular_cluster_systemSérgio Sacani
This document summarizes research on the destruction of globular clusters in the Milky Way galaxy. The researchers used a Fokker-Planck code to model the evolution of individual clusters, taking into account two-body relaxation, tidal truncation, gravitational shocks from passing through the disk and bulge. They modeled the orbits of globular clusters over Hubble time and found destruction rates are significantly higher than previous estimates, with over half of current clusters being destroyed in the next Hubble time. This could indicate that the initial population was much larger, with remnants of destroyed clusters now making up a large part of the spheroid stellar population.
This document outlines John Theodore Goetz's PhD defense presentation on hyperon photoproduction from threshold to 5.4 GeV using the CEBAF Large Acceptance Spectrometer. The presentation has two parts, with part I discussing cascade hyperons, the g12 experiment that collected data on hyperon photoproduction, and g12 kaon data analysis. Part II will present results from g12, including excitation functions of the Ξ hyperon, searches for higher mass Ξ* states and iso-exotic particles, and conclusions.
1) Isotopes are atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons, giving them different atomic masses but the same atomic number. Radioactive decay occurs as unstable isotopes seek stability by changing their nucleus and releasing particles and energy.
2) Half-life refers to the time it takes for half of a radioactive sample to decay. It is constant for a given isotope and can be used to calculate how much of a sample will remain over time.
3) Nuclear reactions like fission and fusion involve changes in atomic nuclei through gaining or releasing particles or energy. Nuclear fission splits heavy nuclei into lighter ones and is a source of energy, while fusion combines small nuclei into larger ones and occurs in
Bullets and Wine Glasses: The Exciting Encounters of Galaxy ClustersJohn ZuHone
This document provides an overview of galaxy clusters and the evidence for the Big Bang theory. It discusses how galaxy clusters formed in the early universe, and how observations of galaxy clusters provide evidence for the existence of dark matter. Specifically, it describes how measurements of galaxy cluster collisions, like the Bullet Cluster, show that dark matter is separated from the hot gas, providing strong evidence that dark matter exists and interacts only through gravity.
The first hyper_luminous_infrared_galaxy_discovered_by_wiseSérgio Sacani
This document summarizes the discovery of WISE J181417.29+341224.9 (WISE 1814+3412), the first hyper-luminous infrared galaxy (LIR > 1013 L⊙) discovered by the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE). Follow-up images of WISE 1814+3412 revealed four nearby sources - a QSO, two Lyman Break Galaxies at z=2.45, and an M dwarf star. The brighter LBG dominates the bolometric emission of WISE 1814+3412 and has a star formation rate of ~300M⊙ yr−1, accounting for <10% of the total luminosity. An obscured
The document discusses the debate around defining what constitutes a galaxy versus a star cluster. It focuses on "ultra compact dwarf" (UCD) objects and ultra-faint dwarf spheroidal galaxies, which have properties intermediate between traditional galaxies and globular clusters. The document considers possible criteria to distinguish galaxies from clusters, such as minimum size, relaxation time, presence of dark matter or satellite systems. It aims to promote discussion on developing an accepted definition of a galaxy and invites readers to vote on their preferred definition.
This document is a PhD thesis submitted by Jamie Fleming to the University of Edinburgh. It contains the following key points:
1. The thesis presents the first measurement of the E double-polarisation observable for the γn → K+Σ- reaction using data from CLAS at JLab.
2. It also provides an overview of Jamie's work developing and constructing the scintillating hodoscope for the CLAS12 Forward Tagger detector upgrade at JLab.
3. The thesis contains acknowledgements, an abstract, introduction to hadron spectroscopy and theoretical models, background on kaon photoproduction reactions, and a review of previous experimental data on the topic.
Destruction of galactic_globular_cluster_systemSérgio Sacani
This document summarizes research on the destruction of globular clusters in the Milky Way galaxy. The researchers used a Fokker-Planck code to model the evolution of individual clusters, taking into account two-body relaxation, tidal truncation, gravitational shocks from passing through the disk and bulge. They modeled the orbits of globular clusters over Hubble time and found destruction rates are significantly higher than previous estimates, with over half of current clusters being destroyed in the next Hubble time. This could indicate that the initial population was much larger, with remnants of destroyed clusters now making up a large part of the spheroid stellar population.
Matter antimatter - an accentuation-attrition modelAlexander Decker
1) The document discusses a model of matter and antimatter interaction where antimatter dissipates matter and vice versa, reaching an equilibrium.
2) It suggests antimatter may be an integral part of electromagnetism and could explain galaxy rotation curves if antimatter constitutes dark matter.
3) However, most scientists believe dark matter is not antimatter since their annihilation would produce bursts of energy not observed.
The document summarizes research on finding electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational wave sources detected by LIGO and Virgo. It discusses that neutron star mergers are a promising source of both gravitational waves and short gamma-ray bursts. Numerical simulations show neutron star mergers produce neutron-rich debris ejected at high velocities, which could power a luminous "kilonova" lasting several days. Future wide-field optical surveys like LSST could detect such kilonova emissions from neutron star mergers within the gravitational wave detection range of advanced LIGO and Virgo, helping associate gravitational wave sources with electromagnetic events.
Small and powerful_ Pushing the boundaries of nano-magnets -- ScienceDailyAhmed ElGendy
Researchers have created extremely small magnetic nanoparticles that are as small as 5 nanometers yet have magnetic properties comparable to rare earth magnets. These cobalt and iron carbide nanoparticles were computationally predicted to have these properties if created and have now been successfully synthesized. At sizes of 5 nanometers, the nanoparticles have been proven to stably store information up to 790K and have a magnetic anisotropy ten times larger than cobalt, making them promising for use in future high density data storage devices.
Measurement of the Half-Life of Fe-60 for Early Solar System and Stellar Models. Presentation given on May 5, 2016 as part of the requirements to earn a Ph.D. degree at the University of Notre Dame.
This document discusses theories that propose the existence of "compact objects" that could form during low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) experiments and release energy without nuclear reactions. Several theorists have proposed compact objects that would have sizes and binding energies between atoms and nuclei. The document reviews theories by Mills, Maly and Vavra, Dufour, Heffner, Mayer and Reitz, and Meulenberg and Sinha that propose different types of compact objects could form. It suggests that if compact objects do form during LENR experiments, they could account for some or all of the excess heat measured without requiring nuclear reactions, and nuclear reactions might then occur due to the small sizes of the compact objects.
Antimatter rocket propulsion would provide an extremely efficient form of propulsion by harnessing the energy released from annihilating antimatter with normal matter. However, producing and storing antimatter poses major difficulties. If these challenges can be overcome, antimatter could power spacecraft using only small amounts of fuel and achieve high speeds. NASA estimates antimatter propulsion may be possible within a few decades and could enable missions anywhere in the solar system.
O Programa Crediamigo realizou mais de 1,6 milhão de operações em 2010, obtendo um crescimento de 30% em relação a 2009. Desembolsou R$ 2,1 bilhões, 38% a mais que em 2009, e alcançou 737 mil clientes ativos, um crescimento de 48% em relação a 2009. A inadimplência permaneceu estável em 0,72%, abaixo de 2009.
Lorena Baixés is a 12-year-old girl from la Cellera de Ter in Catalonia. She enjoys dancing, boy scouts, drawing, and supports the Barcelona football club. She describes her physical appearance as short, slim, with blond hair and blue eyes. She thinks she is friendly but sometimes boring, and her friends say she is cheerful. Her favorite pet was a cat named Escallarinc that died last year. She provides details about her village, family, bedroom, interests, and favorite photo of the band La Pegatina.
The Needle Exchange Program aims to reduce the spread of diseases like HIV and hepatitis C among intravenous drug users. It allows drug users to trade used hypodermic needles and syringes for sterile ones in order to prevent the transmission of blood-borne pathogens. Public health experts argue such programs help curb disease transmission without enabling drug abuse.
Jack Bricknell used various media technologies for researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating his media products.
For research, he analyzed existing trailers on YouTube and Google to understand professional conventions. He analyzed the trailers for Tucker and Dale vs Evil, Underworld, and Planet Terror as inspiration.
To construct his trailer and poster, he used Adobe Photoshop and Premier. In Premier, he edited clips together and added fading effects and synced the audio. In Photoshop, he cut out images, added text and effects like thresholds.
To evaluate his work, he posted his trailer, rough cut, and feedback video on YouTube and displayed his products on his blog to get feedback from peers and
The document discusses research conducted to help determine key aspects of a new magazine focused on ska and two tone music. A questionnaire was created and distributed online to gather information on preferred price, typical spending habits, music tastes, and formality preferences of the target demographic of males aged 30-50. The results showed most respondents were younger males who preferred an informal magazine priced at £1-£2 containing news, reviews, interviews and photos. This provides guidance but also indicates the need to reach the intended older audience.
The audience provided feedback on the student's initial rough cut trailer, noting it was too short and lacked gore for a horror film. The student agreed and wanted to add more effects but lacked experience with After Effects. They received a score of 13/16.
To address the feedback, the student filmed more footage including gore scenes like a neck bite and gunshot wound using makeup tutorials.
When screening the final trailer, most of the audience responded positively, scoring it 7-9 out of 10 and praising the makeup effects and narrative. Some still felt it lacked gore and closeups. The student was pleased with the improved feedback and effort of the group.
The document discusses services provided by Northern Virginia Community College's Extended Learning Institute to support distance learning students. ELI offers over 300 online and hybrid courses across 8-week sessions. Support services include orientation, tutoring, testing, success coaching, financial aid advising, and a virtual student union for social engagement. ELI aims to apply technologies like webinars, social media, and online activities to foster community and support services for distance learners.
Algumas frases e trechos do livro FOCO, material muito bom para usar em aulas e consultoria, por exemplo o case do George Lucas que foi resiliente em seu propósito. Livro indicado para líderes que desejam melhorar seu foco e de sua equipe.
This document discusses various isolation precautions used to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in healthcare settings. It describes the goal of isolation as protecting healthcare workers, other patients, visitors, and the environment from pathogens. The key components of isolation include patient placement in private rooms, use of personal protective equipment like gloves and masks, and cleaning and disinfection of equipment and surfaces. Standard precautions should be used for all patient care. Additional precautions may be needed based on the route of transmission, such as airborne precautions for tuberculosis or droplet precautions for influenza. Contact precautions use gloves and gowns to prevent spread through direct contact. Reversed isolation protects immunocompromised patients from environmental pathogens. Proper hand hygiene
The United Kingdom consists of four countries: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. It is governed by a parliamentary system with its capital in London. Queen Elizabeth II has been the monarch since 1952. The main currency is the pound sterling, and the national flag is the Union Jack. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast, fish and chips, and Sunday roast dinners.
Learning design making sense of collaborative knowledge building in the messy...LeRoy Hill
This presentation outlines my exploration into a framework to mediate collaborative knowledge-building in the social networking setting. Presented at the University of Nottingham, School of Education Annual conference.
Rúbrica Unidad 3 - MOOC Aprender y enseñar desde las múltiples inteligenciasINTEF
El documento presenta una rúbrica para evaluar las actividades de una unidad sobre inteligencias múltiples. La rúbrica contiene 4 criterios de evaluación con escalas del 1 al 4: cumplimiento de instrucciones, correspondencia con las inteligencias indicadas, presentación y diseño. Se usará para que los participantes reflexionen y mejoren, evaluando la calidad del trabajo realizado y no las habilidades de quienes lo hicieron.
Rúbrica Unidad 5 - MOOC Aprender y enseñar desde las múltiples inteligenciasINTEF
Este documento presenta una rúbrica para evaluar una unidad didáctica sobre la detección de inteligencias múltiples en el aula. La rúbrica contiene 4 criterios de evaluación calificados del 1 al 4: alcance del proyecto, contextualización y coherencia, actividades sobre las inteligencias múltiples, y presentación y diseño. El propósito es ayudar a los estudiantes a reflexionar sobre su aprendizaje y mejorar continuamente.
Matter antimatter - an accentuation-attrition modelAlexander Decker
1) The document discusses a model of matter and antimatter interaction where antimatter dissipates matter and vice versa, reaching an equilibrium.
2) It suggests antimatter may be an integral part of electromagnetism and could explain galaxy rotation curves if antimatter constitutes dark matter.
3) However, most scientists believe dark matter is not antimatter since their annihilation would produce bursts of energy not observed.
The document summarizes research on finding electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational wave sources detected by LIGO and Virgo. It discusses that neutron star mergers are a promising source of both gravitational waves and short gamma-ray bursts. Numerical simulations show neutron star mergers produce neutron-rich debris ejected at high velocities, which could power a luminous "kilonova" lasting several days. Future wide-field optical surveys like LSST could detect such kilonova emissions from neutron star mergers within the gravitational wave detection range of advanced LIGO and Virgo, helping associate gravitational wave sources with electromagnetic events.
Small and powerful_ Pushing the boundaries of nano-magnets -- ScienceDailyAhmed ElGendy
Researchers have created extremely small magnetic nanoparticles that are as small as 5 nanometers yet have magnetic properties comparable to rare earth magnets. These cobalt and iron carbide nanoparticles were computationally predicted to have these properties if created and have now been successfully synthesized. At sizes of 5 nanometers, the nanoparticles have been proven to stably store information up to 790K and have a magnetic anisotropy ten times larger than cobalt, making them promising for use in future high density data storage devices.
Measurement of the Half-Life of Fe-60 for Early Solar System and Stellar Models. Presentation given on May 5, 2016 as part of the requirements to earn a Ph.D. degree at the University of Notre Dame.
This document discusses theories that propose the existence of "compact objects" that could form during low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) experiments and release energy without nuclear reactions. Several theorists have proposed compact objects that would have sizes and binding energies between atoms and nuclei. The document reviews theories by Mills, Maly and Vavra, Dufour, Heffner, Mayer and Reitz, and Meulenberg and Sinha that propose different types of compact objects could form. It suggests that if compact objects do form during LENR experiments, they could account for some or all of the excess heat measured without requiring nuclear reactions, and nuclear reactions might then occur due to the small sizes of the compact objects.
Antimatter rocket propulsion would provide an extremely efficient form of propulsion by harnessing the energy released from annihilating antimatter with normal matter. However, producing and storing antimatter poses major difficulties. If these challenges can be overcome, antimatter could power spacecraft using only small amounts of fuel and achieve high speeds. NASA estimates antimatter propulsion may be possible within a few decades and could enable missions anywhere in the solar system.
O Programa Crediamigo realizou mais de 1,6 milhão de operações em 2010, obtendo um crescimento de 30% em relação a 2009. Desembolsou R$ 2,1 bilhões, 38% a mais que em 2009, e alcançou 737 mil clientes ativos, um crescimento de 48% em relação a 2009. A inadimplência permaneceu estável em 0,72%, abaixo de 2009.
Lorena Baixés is a 12-year-old girl from la Cellera de Ter in Catalonia. She enjoys dancing, boy scouts, drawing, and supports the Barcelona football club. She describes her physical appearance as short, slim, with blond hair and blue eyes. She thinks she is friendly but sometimes boring, and her friends say she is cheerful. Her favorite pet was a cat named Escallarinc that died last year. She provides details about her village, family, bedroom, interests, and favorite photo of the band La Pegatina.
The Needle Exchange Program aims to reduce the spread of diseases like HIV and hepatitis C among intravenous drug users. It allows drug users to trade used hypodermic needles and syringes for sterile ones in order to prevent the transmission of blood-borne pathogens. Public health experts argue such programs help curb disease transmission without enabling drug abuse.
Jack Bricknell used various media technologies for researching, planning, constructing, and evaluating his media products.
For research, he analyzed existing trailers on YouTube and Google to understand professional conventions. He analyzed the trailers for Tucker and Dale vs Evil, Underworld, and Planet Terror as inspiration.
To construct his trailer and poster, he used Adobe Photoshop and Premier. In Premier, he edited clips together and added fading effects and synced the audio. In Photoshop, he cut out images, added text and effects like thresholds.
To evaluate his work, he posted his trailer, rough cut, and feedback video on YouTube and displayed his products on his blog to get feedback from peers and
The document discusses research conducted to help determine key aspects of a new magazine focused on ska and two tone music. A questionnaire was created and distributed online to gather information on preferred price, typical spending habits, music tastes, and formality preferences of the target demographic of males aged 30-50. The results showed most respondents were younger males who preferred an informal magazine priced at £1-£2 containing news, reviews, interviews and photos. This provides guidance but also indicates the need to reach the intended older audience.
The audience provided feedback on the student's initial rough cut trailer, noting it was too short and lacked gore for a horror film. The student agreed and wanted to add more effects but lacked experience with After Effects. They received a score of 13/16.
To address the feedback, the student filmed more footage including gore scenes like a neck bite and gunshot wound using makeup tutorials.
When screening the final trailer, most of the audience responded positively, scoring it 7-9 out of 10 and praising the makeup effects and narrative. Some still felt it lacked gore and closeups. The student was pleased with the improved feedback and effort of the group.
The document discusses services provided by Northern Virginia Community College's Extended Learning Institute to support distance learning students. ELI offers over 300 online and hybrid courses across 8-week sessions. Support services include orientation, tutoring, testing, success coaching, financial aid advising, and a virtual student union for social engagement. ELI aims to apply technologies like webinars, social media, and online activities to foster community and support services for distance learners.
Algumas frases e trechos do livro FOCO, material muito bom para usar em aulas e consultoria, por exemplo o case do George Lucas que foi resiliente em seu propósito. Livro indicado para líderes que desejam melhorar seu foco e de sua equipe.
This document discusses various isolation precautions used to prevent the spread of infectious diseases in healthcare settings. It describes the goal of isolation as protecting healthcare workers, other patients, visitors, and the environment from pathogens. The key components of isolation include patient placement in private rooms, use of personal protective equipment like gloves and masks, and cleaning and disinfection of equipment and surfaces. Standard precautions should be used for all patient care. Additional precautions may be needed based on the route of transmission, such as airborne precautions for tuberculosis or droplet precautions for influenza. Contact precautions use gloves and gowns to prevent spread through direct contact. Reversed isolation protects immunocompromised patients from environmental pathogens. Proper hand hygiene
The United Kingdom consists of four countries: England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. It is governed by a parliamentary system with its capital in London. Queen Elizabeth II has been the monarch since 1952. The main currency is the pound sterling, and the national flag is the Union Jack. Traditional British meals include a full English breakfast, fish and chips, and Sunday roast dinners.
Learning design making sense of collaborative knowledge building in the messy...LeRoy Hill
This presentation outlines my exploration into a framework to mediate collaborative knowledge-building in the social networking setting. Presented at the University of Nottingham, School of Education Annual conference.
Rúbrica Unidad 3 - MOOC Aprender y enseñar desde las múltiples inteligenciasINTEF
El documento presenta una rúbrica para evaluar las actividades de una unidad sobre inteligencias múltiples. La rúbrica contiene 4 criterios de evaluación con escalas del 1 al 4: cumplimiento de instrucciones, correspondencia con las inteligencias indicadas, presentación y diseño. Se usará para que los participantes reflexionen y mejoren, evaluando la calidad del trabajo realizado y no las habilidades de quienes lo hicieron.
Rúbrica Unidad 5 - MOOC Aprender y enseñar desde las múltiples inteligenciasINTEF
Este documento presenta una rúbrica para evaluar una unidad didáctica sobre la detección de inteligencias múltiples en el aula. La rúbrica contiene 4 criterios de evaluación calificados del 1 al 4: alcance del proyecto, contextualización y coherencia, actividades sobre las inteligencias múltiples, y presentación y diseño. El propósito es ayudar a los estudiantes a reflexionar sobre su aprendizaje y mejorar continuamente.
Lecture 7 part 2 of the "Introduction to Planetary Science" course at EPFL/Swiss Space Center
Asteroids (where do they come from?, their diversity, relation with society)
http://moodle.epfl.ch/course/view.php?id=6281&lang=fr
The physical conditions_in_a_pre_super_star_cluster_molecular_cloud_in_the_an...Sérgio Sacani
The document summarizes a study of an extreme molecular cloud in the Antennae galaxies that has properties consistent with forming a globular cluster. ALMA observations reveal a cloud with a radius of 24 pc and mass greater than 5 million solar masses. While capable of forming a globular cluster, a lack of associated thermal radio emission indicates star formation has not yet begun to alter the environment, suggesting the cloud is in an early stage of evolution. For the cloud to be confined as observed, an external pressure over 10,000 times greater than typical interstellar pressure is required, supporting the theory that high pressures are needed to form globular clusters in extreme environments like mergers.
This research news article discusses two studies that propose different models to explain an unusual gamma-ray burst (GRB) called the "Christmas burst" that occurred on Christmas Day in 2010.
One study suggests the GRB originated from a tightly bound binary system of a neutron star and supergiant helium star that merged, producing a jet within a common gas envelope. The other study proposes that a minor body like an asteroid or comet was tidally disrupted after passing close to a neutron star, producing debris that formed a disk and caused multiple emission peaks.
While both models can explain aspects of the complex data from the unusual GRB, the article notes that at least one model must be incorrect as the definitive proof
This document describes a study that determines the relative abundances of elements in the warm absorber of the active galaxy Mrk 509 using X-ray spectra from XMM-Newton and Chandra observations. The study finds relative abundances that are consistent with proto-solar values, with the exception of sulfur which is slightly underabundant. Specifically, the study measures relative abundances of carbon, nitrogen, neon, magnesium, silicon, sulfur, calcium, and iron with respect to oxygen. These abundances provide information about the enrichment processes in the host galaxy and can be compared to abundances measured in other galaxies to study abundance evolution.
The puzzling source_in_ngc6388_a_possible_planetary_tidal_disruption_eventSérgio Sacani
Artigo descreve a descoberta da destruição de um planeta ao passar próximo a uma estrela do tipo anã branca presente dentro do aglomerado globular de estrelas NGC 6388. Para isso os astrônomos utilizaram um arsenal de telescópios.
1. This document describes a multiwavelength campaign on the Seyfert 1 galaxy Mrk 509 using five satellites and two ground-based facilities.
2. The campaign aims to study several open questions about active galactic nuclei (AGN), including the location and physics of outflows from AGN, the nature of continuum emission, the geometry and physical state of the X-ray broad emission line region, and the Fe-K line complex.
3. The observations cover more than five decades in frequency, from 2 μm to 200 keV, and include a simultaneous set of deep XMM-Newton and INTEGRAL observations over seven weeks. This allows the authors to disentangle different components and study time variability
The exceptional soft_x_ray_halo_of_the_galaxy_merger_ngc6240Sérgio Sacani
The document summarizes a recent 150-ks Chandra observation of the galaxy merger NGC 6240. Extended soft X-ray emission is detected over a 110x80 kpc region around NGC 6240. Spectral analysis finds the emission comes from hot gas with a temperature of around 7.5 million K and a total mass of about 10^10 solar masses. The gas properties suggest widespread star formation over the past 200 Myr rather than a recent nuclear starburst. The fate of the diffuse hot gas after the galaxy merger is uncertain but it may be retained and evolve into the halo of an elliptical galaxy.
1) Researchers have developed a new technique called mechanophotopatterning (MPP) that uses light irradiation and mechanical deformation to precisely control the topology of light-responsive elastomers, establishing a new patterning method.
2) Using MPP, a variety of surface topologies can be produced, making it potentially useful for applications. When optically thick samples are irradiated, they bow into 3D shapes with promising applications in advanced optics.
3) The intrinsic material properties of the polymers remain unchanged after deformation, allowing for diverse applications at the interface of cell biology and tissue engineering through dynamic control of mechanical feedback to cells.
The Tidal Disruption Event AT2021ehb: Evidence of Relativistic Disk Reflectio...Sérgio Sacani
We present X-ray, UV, optical, and radio observations of the nearby (≈78 Mpc) tidal disruption event
AT2021ehb/ZTF21aanxhjv during its first 430 days of evolution. AT2021ehb occurs in the nucleus of a galaxy
hosting a≈107 Me black hole (MBH inferred from host galaxy scaling relations). High-cadence Swift and Neutron
Star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER) monitoring reveals a delayed X-ray brightening. The spectrum first
undergoes a gradual soft → hard transition and then suddenly turns soft again within 3 days at δt≈272 days during
which the X-ray flux drops by a factor of 10. In the joint NICER+NuSTAR observation (δt = 264 days, harder
state), we observe a prominent nonthermal component up to 30 keV and an extremely broad emission line in the
iron K band. The bolometric luminosity of AT2021ehb reaches a maximum of -
+ 6.0 % 3.8 L 10.4
Edd when the X-ray
spectrum is the hardest. During the dramatic X-ray evolution, no radio emission is detected, the UV/optical
luminosity stays relatively constant, and the optical spectra are featureless. We propose the following
interpretations: (i) the soft → hard transition may be caused by the gradual formation of a magnetically
dominated corona; (ii) hard X-ray photons escape from the system along solid angles with low scattering optical
depth (∼a few) whereas the UV/optical emission is likely generated by reprocessing materials with much larger
column density—the system is highly aspherical; and (iii) the abrupt X-ray flux drop may be triggered by the
thermal–viscous instability in the inner accretion flow, leading to a much thinner disk.
Radio imaging obserations_of_psr_j1023_0038_in_an_lmxb_stateSérgio Sacani
Uma estrela super densa formada depois da explosão de uma supernova está expelindo poderosos jatos de material no espaço, sugerem pesquisas recentes.
Num estudo publicado no dia 6 de Agosto de 2015, uma equipe de cientistas na Austrália e na Holanda descobriram poderosos jatos sendo expelidos de uma sistema estelar duplo conhecido como PSR J1023+0038.
Pensava-se anteriormente que os únicos objetos no universo capazes de formar jatos poderosos eram os buracos negros.
O sistema PSR J1023+0038 contém uma estrela extremamente densa que os astrônomos chamam de estrela de nêutrons, numa órbita próxima com uma estrela normal.
Ela foi identificada primeiro como uma estrela de nêutrons em 2009, mas foi somente quando a equipe de pesquisa observou a estrela com o rádio telescópio Very Large Array nos EUA em 2013 e 2014 que eles perceberam que a estrela estava produzindo jatos mais fortes do que se esperava.
Os astrônomos James Miller-Jones, do International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), disse que as estrelas de nêutrons podem ser pensadas como cadáveres estelares.
“Elas são formadas quando uma estrela massiva esgota todo o seu combustível e vira uma supernova, e as partes centrais da estrela colapsam sobre sua própria gravidade”, disse ele.
“Essas coisas tem normalmente entre uma vez e meia a massa do Sol e somente entre 10 a 15 km de diâmetro, de modo que são extremamente densas”.
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Combinando dados do Huubble com observações feitas por um conjunto de telescópios baseados tanto em Terra como no espaço, duas equipes independentes descobriram que os jatos dos buracos negros, e as estrelas recém-nascidas são todos partes de um ciclo auto-regulado. Jatos de alta energia atirados do buraco negro aquecem um halo de gás circulante, controlando a taxa com a qual o gás esfria e cai na galáxia.
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“As gotas de chuva eventualmente esfriam o suficiente para tornar-se nuvens de formação de estrelas de gás frio molecular, e a capacidade de observar no ultravioleta distante do Hubble, nos permitiu observar diretamente esses chuviscos de formação de estrelas”, explicou o líder do segundo estudo, Grant Tremblay, da Universidade de Yale. “Nós sabemos que esses chuviscos estão linkados com os jatos, pois eles foram encontrados em filamentos que se dobram ao redor dos jatos, ou abraçam as bordas de bolhas gigantes que os jatos inflaram”, disse Tremblay. “E eles terminam fazendo um redemoinho de gás de formação de estrelas ao redor do buraco negro central”.
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6. NASA / ESA / STScI / AURA
Saturday, June 8, 2013
7. NASA / ACS Team / Benitez et al.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
8. Virgo Consortium / Volker Springel / Klaus Dolag / Splotch
Saturday, June 8, 2013
9. Virgo Consortium / Volker Springel / Klaus Dolag / Splotch
Saturday, June 8, 2013
10. 100’s to 1000’s of
galaxies
Few Mpc in size
1013-1015 Msolar
85%-90% dark matter
15%-10% baryons
Most baryons not in
galaxies...
CFHT / Coelum Astronomia / Hawaiian Starlight
Perseus Cluster
Cluster Stats
NB: Mpc ~ 1019 km or ~3 million light years
Saturday, June 8, 2013
24. “Tale of Two Cooling
Timescales”
Long cooling time (atmospheres)
Cosmology
Relaxation
Short cooling time (cores)
Galaxy Formation
Feedback
Saturday, June 8, 2013
25. “Tale of Two Cooling
Timescales”
Long cooling time (atmospheres)
Cosmology
Relaxation
Short cooling time (cores)
Galaxy Formation
Feedback
Saturday, June 8, 2013
26. Why study clusters?
Cosmology:
Structure growth as tracer
Cluster number density
Dark matter & dark energy
Complications:
“Weighing” clusters
Cluster dynamic state
Abell 1185
CFHT / Coelum Astronomia / Hawaiian Starlight
Saturday, June 8, 2013
27. Reiprich et al., 2002
Importance of Relaxation
Saturday, June 8, 2013
29. Good news:
Cluster observables related
directly to mass (assuming
equilibrium)
Relations are well
understood & well modeled
Reiprich et al., 2002
Importance of Relaxation
Saturday, June 8, 2013
30. Good news:
Cluster observables related
directly to mass (assuming
equilibrium)
Relations are well
understood & well modeled
Bad news:
Reiprich et al., 2002
Importance of Relaxation
Saturday, June 8, 2013
31. Good news:
Cluster observables related
directly to mass (assuming
equilibrium)
Relations are well
understood & well modeled
Bad news:
Many clusters are not in
equilibrium/relaxed
Precision cosmology
requires knowledge of
cluster dynamic state
Reiprich et al., 2002
Importance of Relaxation
Large dispersion
Saturday, June 8, 2013
32. Importance of Relaxation
Mathiesen & Evrard, 2001
Hotter hard-band
temperatures
Line
of equality
Mathiesen & Evrard
2001 suggested metric
for measuring cluster
dynamic state
Spectroscopically
unresolved, cool,
merging subclusters
alter best-fit cluster
“temperature”
Use bandpass
dependent temperatures
as measure of dynamic
state
Saturday, June 8, 2013
33. ME01 prediction is quite simple to test
Broad-band temperature: 0.7-7.0 keV band
Hard-band temperature: 2.0-7.0 keV band
2.0 keV is in cluster rest frame
Define Hard-band to Broadband Ratio:
THBR =
T2.0−7.0
T0.7−7.0
Importance of Relaxation
Saturday, June 8, 2013
41. Relaxed and Unrelaxed
Distinguish between relaxed and unrelaxed
clusters using complementary indicators
(A) Presence of cool core: quantifiable
using data
(B) Mergers: individual study too time
consuming, consult literature
Saturday, June 8, 2013
42. Assume presence
of cool core (CC)
relates to relaxation
Define a cool core
cluster:
If Tdec < 1 @ 2σ,
cool core
Otherwise, non-cool
T50 kpc
~Tcluster
Tdec =
T50
Tcluster
Relaxed and Unrelaxed
Saturday, June 8, 2013
44. What about merger
systems?
Cull out THBR > 1.1
@ 1σ clusters
Are these mergers?
What of those
unstudied systems?Yepes / Hoeft / UAM
Relaxed and Unrelaxed
Saturday, June 8, 2013
46. Temperature Inhomogeneity
Temperature inhomogeneity is detected &
quantifiable
THBR “knows” about state of cluster core
Highest THBR values associated with mergers
Calibrate between THBR and relaxation using
simulations?
Is THBR useful tool for quantifying scatter in
mass-observables?
Saturday, June 8, 2013
47. Temperature Inhomogeneity
Temperature inhomogeneity is detected &
quantifiable
THBR “knows” about state of cluster core
Highest THBR values associated with mergers
Calibrate between THBR and relaxation using
simulations?
Is THBR useful tool for quantifying scatter in
mass-observables?
ASK DAVID VENTIMIGLIA AT HIS DEFENSE?
Saturday, June 8, 2013
48. “Tale of Two Cooling
Timescales”
Long cooling time (atmospheres)
Cosmology
Relaxation
Short cooling time (cores)
Galaxy Formation
Feedback
Saturday, June 8, 2013
49. “Tale of Two Cooling
Timescales”
Long cooling time (atmospheres)
Cosmology
Relaxation
Short cooling time (cores)
Galaxy Formation
Feedback
Saturday, June 8, 2013
50. Galaxy Labs, Inc.:
ICM “records” feedback
Function of black holes /AGN
Star formation in big galaxies
Complications:
Theory & observation don’t
agree on massive galaxy
properties
Details of feedback poorly
understood
X-ray: NASA / CXC / UVic. / A.Mahdavi et al.
Optical / Lensing: CFHT / UVic. / A.Mahdavi et al
Abell 520
Why study clusters?
Saturday, June 8, 2013
51. Importance of Feedback
Zwicky 3146
“The Most Massive Cooling Flow”
Edge et al., 1994
˙M > 1200 M⊙ yr−1
Edge et al., 1994
Let us consider simple
cluster model...
Without heating, models
predict large deposition of
cool gas into core
BCG properties
inconsistent with this
model
AND...
Saturday, June 8, 2013
52. Importance of Feedback
TX <
1
3
Tvirial
Peterson et al., 2001, 2003
X-ray spectroscopy
disproves simple
cooling-flow model
No
gas
Also, not enough
mass in cooled by-
products
Molecular gas
Emission line nebulae
Young stars
Saturday, June 8, 2013
53. Galaxy population also
says there is more to
story
Theory & observation
do not fully agree on
galaxy properties
Massive galaxies too
blue & too bright
All factors point to
halted cooling
Learn about high-z
processes via low-z
feedback in cores
Importance of Feedback
Croton et al., 2006
NO
FEEDBACKWITHFEEDBACK
Saturday, June 8, 2013
54. What could possibly be
heating the cores of
clusters?
Saturday, June 8, 2013
56. Importance of Feedback
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Blanton
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Wilson & Young
Radio: NRAO
Abell 2052
Cygnus A
Saturday, June 8, 2013
57. Importance of Feedback
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Blanton
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Wilson & Young
Radio: NRAO
X-ray: NASA / CXC / SAO
Radio: NRAO / Greg Taylor
Abell 2052
Cygnus A
Hydra A
Saturday, June 8, 2013
58. Importance of Feedback
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Blanton
X-ray: NASA / CXC / Wilson & Young
Radio: NRAO
X-ray: NASA / CXC / SAO
Radio: NRAO / Greg Taylor
X-ray: NASA / CXC / IoA / Fabian et al.
Abell 2052
Cygnus A
Hydra A
Abell 426
Saturday, June 8, 2013
59. Importance of Feedback
Take a “close to the data” approach:
Study cooling ICM & cluster cores
Better understand feedback
Create broad, varied cluster sample from
Chandra archive
Conduct study of ICM entropy... entropy?
Saturday, June 8, 2013
62. ICM Entropy
Consider entropy as a
state variable:
dS =
dQ
T
Ideal gas equation of state:
P = Kρ5/3
Nature.Wallpaperme.com
Saturday, June 8, 2013
63. ICM Entropy
Consider entropy as a
state variable:
dS =
dQ
T
Recast using observables:
K =
TX
n
2/3
elec
Ideal gas equation of state:
P = Kρ5/3
Nature.Wallpaperme.com
Saturday, June 8, 2013
64. ICM Entropy
Consider entropy as a
state variable:
dS =
dQ
T
Recast using observables:
K =
TX
n
2/3
elec
Ideal gas equation of state:
P = Kρ5/3
Nature.Wallpaperme.com
True thermo entropy:
s =
3
2
k ln K + s0
Saturday, June 8, 2013
65. ICM Entropy
Consider entropy as a
state variable:
dS =
dQ
T
Recast using observables:
K =
TX
n
2/3
elec
Ideal gas equation of state:
P = Kρ5/3
dK
dr
≥ 0
Nature.Wallpaperme.com
True thermo entropy:
s =
3
2
k ln K + s0
Saturday, June 8, 2013
66. DM halo properties and entropy
structure dictate X-ray observables
Shock heating and cooling will alter
entropy distribution
Entropy will retain information about
feedback
Entropy may also hold clues about
how feedback operates
Study entropy in cluster cores…
ICM Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
67. ICM Entropy
Mined Chandra
Data Archive (CDA)
Inspected or
analyzed *every*
cluster obs in CDA
8.2 Msec;
302 observations;
233 “clusters”
Make full-body of
work publicly
available
The ACCEPT Collection
Saturday, June 8, 2013
68. Deriving ICM Entropy
Extract surface
brightness
Emergent X-rays
indicative of gas density:
Assume spherical
symmetry
Deproject emission
Convert surface
brightness to density
ff ∝ ρ2
T1/2
Saturday, June 8, 2013
69. Deriving ICM Entropy
Extract surface
brightness
Emergent X-rays
indicative of gas density:
Assume spherical
symmetry
Deproject emission
Convert surface
brightness to density
ff ∝ ρ2
T1/2
Saturday, June 8, 2013
70. Deriving ICM Entropy
Extract surface
brightness
Emergent X-rays
indicative of gas density:
Assume spherical
symmetry
Deproject emission
Convert surface
brightness to density
ff ∝ ρ2
T1/2
Saturday, June 8, 2013
71. Deriving ICM Entropy
Extract temperature
profile
Minimum three annuli
with 2500 counts each
Fit spectra with single-
component, absorbed,
thermal model
No spectral
deprojection: time
consuming, not
significant
Saturday, June 8, 2013
72. Deriving ICM Entropy
Extract temperature
profile
Minimum three annuli
with 2500 counts each
Fit spectra with single-
component, absorbed,
thermal model
No spectral
deprojection: time
consuming, not
significant
Saturday, June 8, 2013
73. 2D Maps from Schuecker et al., 2004
Coma Cluster
TX nelec
Deriving ICM Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
74. 2D Maps from Schuecker et al., 2004
Coma Cluster
K =
TX
n
2/3
elec
Deriving ICM Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
75. 2D Maps from Schuecker et al., 2004
Coma Cluster
K =
TX
n
2/3
elec
Deriving ICM Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
76. Deriving ICM Entropy
Fit models to K(r):
K(r) = K0 + K100
r
100 kpc
α
K(r) = K100
r
100 kpc
α
Saturday, June 8, 2013
77. Deriving ICM Entropy
Fit models to K(r):
K(r) = K0 + K100
r
100 kpc
α
K(r) = K100
r
100 kpc
α
Repeat 230+ times...
Saturday, June 8, 2013
81. Entropy profiles deviate
from power-law
Converge to pure
cooling model at large
radii
Non-Zero Core Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
82. Entropy profiles deviate
from power-law
Converge to pure
cooling model at large
radii
Non-zero core entropy
consistent with
episodic heating
Non-Zero Core Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
83. Entropy profiles deviate
from power-law
Converge to pure
cooling model at large
radii
Non-zero core entropy
consistent with
episodic heating
Is there more here than
meets the eye?
Non-Zero Core Entropy
Saturday, June 8, 2013
86. Does star formation “know”
about K0?
Select robust tracer like Hα:
UV ionizing radiation from O
and B stars
Turbulent mixing layers?
Conduction interfaces?
Regardless, Hα indicates T ~
104 K gas
Scour the literature…
InstituteforAstronomy/L.Cowieetal.
Feedback-K0 Relations
Abell 1795
Saturday, June 8, 2013
89. Do AGN “know” about K0?
Select robust tracer like radio
emission:
Assumed to be sign of AGN
Radio relics/ghosts, halos,
lobes… mostly AGN related
Query NVSS and SUMSS
Sidestep resolution issues
with redshift cut
NASA / CXC / D. Berry
Feedback-K0 Relations
Saturday, June 8, 2013
90. Do AGN “know” about K0?
Select robust tracer like radio
emission:
Assumed to be sign of AGN
Radio relics/ghosts, halos,
lobes… mostly AGN related
Query NVSS and SUMSS
Sidestep resolution issues
with redshift cut
NRAO / AUI / Taylor
3C 353
Feedback-K0 Relations
Saturday, June 8, 2013
93. Entropy threshold
is back
Feedback-K0 Relations
Common threshold suggests
common mechanism, like thermal
electron conduction
(Voit et al., 2008)
Saturday, June 8, 2013
94. So where does that
leave us…
Entropy Lifecycle
(speculative)
Saturday, June 8, 2013
100. Conclusions
Hard-band to broadband temperature ratio
correlates with cluster dynamic state
ICM entropy properties consistent with AGN
feedback models
Characteristic entropy threshold for feedback
activity
Saturday, June 8, 2013