Michael RupenEVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, 2001. 1 EVLA Phase II Scientific Overview Michael P. Rupen.

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Michael RupenEVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, EVLA Phase II Scientific Overview Michael P. Rupen

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, New Mexico Array Three arrays in one: –NMA+VLA: more than just dots Milliarcsecond imaging of thermal sources –Rms K from 2-40 GHz, with resolution 6-60mas 0.1 arcsecond imaging of 10  Jy sources at 1.5 GHz –Joining the VLA and the VLBA High-fidelity imaging from a few mas to ¼ degree Identical uv-coverage from 0.3 to 45 GHz –A stand-alone instrument Sensitivity of current VLA, with 10x the resolution Always available!

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, NMA Science: novae Imaging every nova in the Galaxy, within a few days of the explosion:  = 0.57mas (v/1000) t_day/d_kpc  Evolution from optically thick to thin  Mass estimates  3D temperature/density distributions

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, NMA Science: nearby galaxies Resolve UCHIIs throughout M31/M33 (  =0.03pc) Map Tycho/Kepler analogues in M81/M82 (  =0.1pc) Image >50 star clusters in the Antennae (<10pc resolution)

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, NMA Science: high z mapping Distinguishing AGNs from starbursts: –H II regions have T b <10 5 K  sources >3.3 mJy which aren’t resolved by the NMA, must be AGN 1 kpc> arcsec at all z –  =0.125arcsec at 1.5 GHz !

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, NMA Science: X-ray transients Ubiquity of jets Monitoring: continuous multi-freq. coverage Quiescent source imaging Check jet “prejudices” (one-sided, flip-flopping, pattern speeds, orientations)

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, NMA Science: AGNs Spectral index imaging Milli-halos Small-scale diffuse emission (central starbursts?) (cf. Mrk 231)

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science Low frequencies offer: Long-lived electrons  relics & halos High-z sources (radio continuum, H I, OH) Free-free & synchrotron-self absorption Faraday rotation & scattering (scale as -2 & -4)

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science Relics and Halos Abell 754 NGC 253

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science High-z Steep-Spectrum Sources

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science Redshifted HI: EVLA vs. GMRT Assuming no evolution:

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science Damped Ly  Systems: H I absorption Opacity & optical N H  T spin 21cm profile  gas kinematics NMA  image absorption  rotation curves!

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science ISM Polarimetry Linearly polarized signals are rotated during ISM propagation –Faraday rotation goes as 2 –See detailed structure of ISM –Sensitive to very small fluctuations Trace regions of turbulence, e.g. near supernova remnants Monitor polarization for time variability  track size scales, velocities in ISM

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Low-Frequency Science SNRs H II regionsDiffuse emission Extragalactic sources

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, E Configuration Science Surface brightness sensitivity –Factor in speed vs. tapered VLA/D (factor 56 vs. untapered) Image quality –Denser uv-coverage  lower sidelobes at low resolution –Fidelity improved by factor ~7 (Holdaway 1996)  Mosaics would be faster & produce superior images

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, E Configuration Science Unique combination of resolution, mapping speed, and fidelity Especially important for spectroscopy of thermalized lines

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, E Configuration Science The Local HI Web Theory + opt. studies suggest there should be a “web” of low column density gas joining nearby galaxies. A deep (2700hr) integration with VLA/E would yield an rms of 3e15 cm -2 (dv=1 km/s)

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, E Configuration Science Large-scale Mosaics Parkes ATCA Parkes + ATCA Galactic chimney GSH

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, E Configuration Science Large-scale Mosaics High-density ridges of ammonia in Orion

Michael Rupen EVLA Phase II Definition Meeting Aug 23 – 25, Conclusions Phase I brings all the radiation home, with sufficient spectral resolution to use it Phase II… –provides resolution commensurate with the improved sensitivity –builds on the success of the 74 and 330 MHz systems, to create a truly flexible & high-resolution low-frequency array –turns the VLA into a high-fidelity mosaicing instrument