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Double Trouble: ASKAP Early Science using Radio Galaxies - PPT Presentation

Lawrence Rudnick University of Minnesota Deepwidebandpolarization 30 m Jy800sq deg 7001800 More science using subsamples This is single project from large survey Feasible with JVLA only NVSS level investment ID: 378918

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Double Trouble: ASKAP Early Science using Radio Galaxies

Lawrence Rudnick, University of MinnesotaSlide2

Deep+wideband+polarization

~30

m

Jy,800sq

deg

700-1800

More science using subsamples

This is single project from large survey

Feasible with JVLA only: NVSS level investment

10

2.X – 3

hr

No

Use of all bands

HOT! HOT

Outcomes: low risk

CR origins in radio galaxies: in the AGN? or in situ ? (

a

vs. z)

RG environments + small scale Galactic structureSlide3

1. Cosmic Ray origins

Why

a vs. z* ?

Intrinsic

(AGN)

vs.

Environment

BUT, environments messy, so look at

a1

vs. a2

*Not a K-correction (Kamer ++)

Ly

a

DeBrueck

+ 2000Slide4

RG local Intervening Galactic

2. RG environments (Faraday) + Galactic small scale structure

L. Rudnick, Shea Brown, Caitlin Johnson (still! In prep)

Using NVSS, Taylor,

Stil

,

SundstromSlide5

Defining a sample of

double radio galaxies (DRGs)

and Random Pairs(RPs)

RP

DRGSlide6

Two lobes do “know” about each other (somewhat)

ROTATION MEASURE

FRACTIONAL POLARIZATION

RM1

RM2

± 100 rad/m2

± 100 rad/m2

 Foreground stretching Slide7

Some numbers … (tentative!!)To determine

a (< ± 0.1), need ~ 1.2 mJy

~ 140/sq. deg (< 1’-0.5’ pairs, ~ 7-14 / sq. deg)

 7-14,000 sources in 1000 sq.

deg

survey

For

RM

, need ~0.3

mJy

(P)  3.5 mJy

I (@8.4%)~ 30/sq deg. (< 1’-0.5’ pairs, ~ 1.5-3 / sq.

deg)  1500-3000 sources in 1000 sq.

deg surveySlide8

Deep+wideband+polarization

~30

m

Jy,800sq

deg

700-1800

More science using subsamples

This is single project from large survey

Feasible with JVLA only: NVSS level investment

10

2.X – 3

hr

No

Use of all bands

Outcomes: low risk

HOT! HOT! HOT!Slide9