PPT-Determining broad-band spectra of radio galaxies with the EVLA

Jeremy Harwood YERAC 2011 Background Image courtesy of NASACXCCfARKraft et al MPIfRESOAPEXA Weiss et al ESOWFI What are radio galaxies Type of active galaxy Fanaroff and Riley class I. Anatomy of Extragalactic . R. adio Sources. Miley. Symposium May, 2013, Chris Carilli NRAO. ‘Radio Galaxies as beacons to early, massive galaxy formation’. Anatomy at low redshift. High luminosity (FRII, L. None Narrow Narrow Broad Broad Broad Narrow Broad Narrow None Narrow Narrow BroadNone Broad None Narrow Broad None Broad None Broad NarrowNoneNarrowNarrow Narrow Broad Narrow NarrowBroad Narrow Broad Paul . Nulsen. (. CfA. ), Christine Jones (. CfA. ), . William Forman (. CfA. ), Eugene . Churazov. (MPA),. Laurence David (. CfA. ), Brian McNamara (Waterloo),. Steven Murray (. CfA. ) . AGN Outbursts in Giant . :. Active Galactic Nuclei: powerful energy sources in . “nuclei” . (. central ~1 pc) . of some galaxies. Main types. : . Seyferts. , radio galaxies and quasars. Other variants we’ll skip.. Power source: accretion of matter onto a supermassive black . David Roberts, Jake Cohen, & Jing Lu. Brandeis University. Lakshmi . Saripalli. & Ravi . Subrahmanyan. Raman Research Institute. 1. Radio Galaxies. X-Shaped Radio Galaxies. Cheung’s Sample. Paul . Nulsen. (. CfA. ), Christine Jones (. CfA. ), . William Forman (. CfA. ), Eugene . Churazov. (MPA),. Laurence David (. CfA. ), Brian McNamara (Waterloo),. Steven Murray (. CfA. ) . AGN Outbursts in Giant . The FDSN and Sustainable Seismic Networks. Gerardo. . Su. árez. Instituto de Geofísica, UNAM. México. Federation of Digital Broad-Band Seismograph Networks. The FDSN: Origins. Founded in 1985 to bring together digital broad-. INTRODUCTION Optical Counterparts Radio Source Properties Radio Spectra Energy Considerations LOW-LUMINOSITY SOURCES Spiral, Seyfert, and Irregular Galaxies Elliptical Galaxies COMPACT SOURCES Self-Ab POWER . RADIO. GALAXIES AS BEACONS FOR CLUSTERS . AT . 1<z<2. Marco Chiaberge. INAF-IRA. Space Telescope Science Institute. A. . Capetti. INAF- OATO. G. Tremblay RIT. P. . Tozzi. INAF-OATS. Most of the power of galaxies come from the stars. Almost all nearby galaxies. Some galaxies have very bright sources right at the center. Can be as bright as a galaxy!. Or even much brighter. Called . Craig Sarazin. University of Virginia. M86. (. Randall et al. 2008). . Abell. 2052. (Blanton et . al. . 2011). Optical light dominated by bulge. Last star formation typically billions of years ago. Extragalactic radio . s. ources and their importance for astronomy. Leiden 10-13 June 2013. Ron Ekers. CSIRO, . Australia. George Miley. The largest, the furthest, the most powerful, and to some of us the most fascinating objects known in the Universe are to be found among the radio sources associated with some elliptical galaxies and QSO’s. In recent years it has become apparent that they are also objects of considerable beauty.. The Hubble Deep Field. 10 day exposure –field located in the Big Dipper. Edwin Hubble. Edwin . Hubble. Hubble’s Galaxy Classification . Spiral Galaxies. galaxies like the Milky Way with arcing structures lying in a plane and emanating from the nuclear bulge. ATR-FTIR experiments. IR data evaluation and root-mean-square-deviation (rmsd) calculation. DFT calculations. otein film formation. Optical absorption spectra of HY ATR-FTIR real-time detection of