PPT-Early Polarisation Science with ASKAP

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Bryan Gaensler Tom Landecker Russ Taylor and the POSSUM team askaporg possum New Discovery Space with ASKAP12 Radio polarimetry a highly sensitive probe of density

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Bryan Gaensler Tom Landecker Russ Taylor and the POSSUM team askaporg possum New Discovery Space with ASKAP12 Radio polarimetry a highly sensitive probe of density magnetic field and turbulence at all redshifts. . A. Outer plastic sheath. B. Woven copper shield. C. Inner dielectric insulator. D. Copper core. Coax. Cable. Coaxial cable, or coax is a type of cable that has an inner conductor surrounded by a tubular insulating layer, surrounded by a tubular conducting shield. Coaxial cable differs from other shielded cable used for carrying lower-frequency signals, such as audio signals in that the dimensions of the cable are controlled to give a precise, constant conductor spacing, which is needed for it to function efficiently as a radio frequency transmission line.. Polarisation. show an understanding that . polarisation. is a phenomenon . associated . with. . transverse. . waves. Using polarising filters to observe polarisation . effects. look . through them at light sources (a lamp, the . CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science. David Brodrick. EPICS [Spring] Collaboration Meeting. 22nd October 2014. Australia Telescope Compact Array (Narrabri, NSW). We measure the spatial coherence function. S. urveys . of . Local Galaxies. Michael . Brown. ARC Future Fellow. Monash. University. Where are we now?. NVSS / FIRST / SUMMS. 0.5 . mJy. RMS per beam. 15”-1’ beam. ~30 . uJy. RMS per beam in 12 hours . 11.5 . Polarisation. Polarisation. When a charged particle loses energy, a tiny disturbance or ripple in the surrounding electromagnetic field is created – an e-m wave. . The wave will be in the same plane as the plane of movement of the particle. If all the disturbances in a ray of light were occurring in the same plane, the light is said to be . Lawrence Rudnick, University of Minnesota. 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. CSIRO Astronomy & Space Science, . Detecting the . Unexpected: Discovery . in the Era . of Astronomically . Big . Data.  . Detecting the Unexpected . (. Discovery in the Era of Astronomically Big Data). Electric susceptibility. Displacement field in matter. Boundary conditions on fields at interfaces. What . is the . macroscopic (average) electric field. inside matter when an external . E. field is applied. polarised. emission in X-ray binaries. Dave Russell. New York University Abu Dhabi. dave.russell@nyu.edu. In collaboration with T. ariq . Shahbaz. (IAC, Tenerife). I’d also like to thank Rob Fender, Elena Gallo, . ‘The Tale of Two Toms’. Richard J. Barohn, MD. Chair, Department of Neurology. Gertrude and Dewey Ziegler Professor of Neurology. University Distinguished Professor. Vice Chancellor for Research. The Importance of Early Child Development Sensitive Periods in Early Brain Development Vision 0 1 2 3 7 6 5 4 High Low Years Habitual ways of responding Emotional control Symbol Peer social skills Numbers . Large . Interstellar Polarisation . Survey. Stefano . Bagnulo. , Nikolai . Voshchinnikov. , Nick Cox (PI). Dust extinction, emission & . polarisation. . in the diffuse ISM. Simultaneously . model :. Weather Reports From The Future. UN Climate Summit 2014: Catalyzing Action. How will climate change impact our weather in the year 2050? Watch “weather reports from the future” . If humanity’s GHG emissions continue to increase, the average temperature of the Earth’s lower atmosphere could rise more than 4 degrees . of . Local Galaxies. Michael . Brown. ARC Future Fellow. Monash. University. Where are we now?. NVSS / FIRST / SUMMS. 0.5 . mJy. RMS per beam. 15”-1’ beam. ~30 . uJy. RMS per beam in 12 hours .

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