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6 Sep 2007
Thursday |
Keith J B Grainge
(Cavendish Astyrophysics, Cambridge University) |
AMI - The Arcminute Microkelvin Imager |
14 Sep 2007
Friday |
Ramprasad Rao
(Submillimeter Array (ASIAA)) |
Magnetic Field Observations of Star Forming Regions with the Submillimeter Array [Abstract] |
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Wednesday Colloquia
KICP Wednesday Colloquia:
Unless otherwise noted, all talks are held in RI 480 at 3:30pm on Wednesdays. Refreshments start at 3:15pm. |
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Astronomy Colloquia
Astronomy Colloquia:
Unless otherwise noted, all talks are held in RI 480 at 3:30pm on Wednesdays. Refreshments start at 3:15pm. |
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Informal Thursday Lunch Discussions
KICP Cosmology lunch (Thunch) Weekly on Thursdays, Noon, LASR 152 (Conference Room).
Please join us for an informal lunch discussion, led by KICP fellows, of recent news and papers in cosmology. Topics range from experiment and observations to theory in all areas of KICP science.
To submit or view papers for this week's Thunch please visit the Thunch website.
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Keith J B Grainge, Cavendish Astyrophysics, Cambridge University
AMI - The Arcminute Microkelvin Imager
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Ramprasad Rao, Submillimeter Array (ASIAA)
Magnetic Field Observations of Star Forming Regions with the Submillimeter Array
Magnetic fields are believed to play a crucial role in the star formation process. Observations of polarized dust emission from active star forming regions can be used to map the magnetic field. The Submillimeter Array (SMA) was used to obtain maps of the magnetic field in a number of Class 0 and Class I young stellar objects. I will be presenting and discussing some of these results. These observations by the SMA have been successful at providing new evidence that show that the effects of magnetic field are important in these objects.
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