adam block, apod, 29 june 2012: dark clouds in aquila
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Adam Block, APOD, 29 June 2012: Dark Clouds in AquilaAdam Block, APOD, 29 June 2012: Dark Clouds in Aquila
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Under PressureAlyssaGoodman, Chris Beaumont, Tom Dame, Chris Faesi, Stella Offner, Mark Reid & Tom Rice (Harvard-Smithsonian Center For Astrophysics) &Joao Alves (U. Vienna), Bob Benjamin (U. Wisconsin), Erik Rosolowsky (U. British Columbia)
EPoS
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Dame et al. 2001
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[WWT demo]
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cf. Bonnor 1956; Keto & Myers 1986;
Chieze 1987;Bertoldi & McKee 1992;
McLaughlin & Pudritz 1996;
Ballesteros-Paredes et al. 1999;
Heyer & Brunt 2004;Lada et al. 2008
...Heyer 2009and more.
Keto & Myers 1986
Field, Blackman & Keto 2011
[Sneak Preview]
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FYI...including extragalactic data, the outer Milky Way, and the Galactic Center does change this picture...
Putting the inner Milky Way data (Heyer et al. 2009) into context with data from: the outer Milky Way (Heyer, Carpenter, & Snell 2001); extragalactic GMCs (Rosolowsky & Blitz 2005; Bolatto et al. 2008); and the Galactic center (Oka et al. 2001). Notice how the outer MW clouds appear much more unbound (α>>1) than those in the inner MW, and how very unbound the Galactic Center clouds appear (Spergel & Blitz 1992).
figure courtesy of E. Rosolowsky, reproduced from Goodman et al. 2011 NSF proposal
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What does “bound” mean?Object will not expand (and it could collapse).
What does “weight of the envelope” mean?
Theory &
Semantics
Theory &
Semantics
Gravity of material beyond a boundary pushing “down” on what’s interior to the bounding surface can be thought of as external pressure... this distinction depends on surface’s meaning...
What does “pressure-confined” mean?
Cloud of gas would expand if not for external pressure.
cf., re: large scales....Ostriker, McKee & Leroy 2010; Ostriker & Shetty 2011; Krumholz, McKee & Tumlinson 2009...
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How can observers measure “internal” and “external” pressures?1-D velocity dispersion & “density” are all we can offer.
What are the meanings of “internal” and “external”?Boundary definitions are largely arbitary (and not
in 3D real space), so must be clearly defined & understood.
Can we separate gravity and pressure observationally?
Observations &
Semantics
Observations &
Semantics
e.g. what does “weight of the envelope” mean?!
cf., Rosolowsky & Blitz 2005; Lada et al. 2008; Oka et al. 2011...
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Operationally at the moment (for Perseus graphs)...
1-D velocity dispersion (sv) is taken to be 2nd moment of velocity along the line of sight.(Can also assume 3D=31/2
sv.)
OBSERVED Pressure = density (r) is derived from column density (N), which is derived from CO luminosity & “X-factor” assumptions
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Dendrogram Refresher
Hierarchical “Segmentation”Rosolowsky, Pineda, Kauffmann & Goodman 2008
from Goodman et al. 2009
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How real are p-p-v clumps (& boundaries!) in real (p-p-p) space?
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How real are p-p-v clumps (& boundaries!) in real (p-p-p) space?
Beaumont, Offner & Goodman 2012, in prep. (uses simulated CO(3-2))
Dendrogram-based p-p-v to p-p-p “reality” measures
[3D demo]
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Pressure Structure of Milky Way Clouds
[demo][demo]
[2012 Harvard Senior Thesis of Tom Rice, using Dame 2011 CO data & Reid model of Milky Way]
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Pressure Structure of Milky Way Clouds
Goodman, Beaumont, Dame, Offner, Rice, Rosolowsky et al. 2012, in prep
(includes distance estimates & correlation with dust & star-formation tracers)
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Pressure Structure inside Molecular Clouds
Pressure Structure inside Molecular Clouds
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old & young clustersold & young clusters
wimpy “cluster”wimpy “cluster”
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Offner Sim
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Faesi, Beaumont, Offner, Goodman 2012, in prep
“Pressure” according to 13CO
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Dendrogram: p-p-vDendrogram: p-p-v
Images: p-p-p, densityImages: p-p-p, density
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Column Density
Pressure(full res) (full res)
13CO
Offner Sim
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Column Density
Pressure(low res) (low res)
13CO
Offner Sim
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Column Density
Pressure(low res) (low res)
13CO
Offner Sim
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To remember under pressure...We can measure (proxies for) pressure “structure.”
Equilibrium formulations (e.g. SVE, PVE) may not apply, and many p-p-v structures should not be interpreted as real in p-p-p.
Simulated observations to calculate “theoretical” pressure proxies are proving key.
A hierarchical catalog of Milky Way clouds & properties will soon be found at
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Are there “critical” pressure-boundaries? (a la Chieze ’87)
Can we really separate “internal” and “external” pressure? (Enrique, Eric, Chris...?)
On what scale is it relevant to
think of an equation of state, P( r, T)?
More discussion...
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& “The Proposal that Nobody Read”
(a warning about the NSF for Americans)