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This project presents a comprehensive analysis of outflows from young stars using 3D visualization techniques. By examining HH knots, jets, and outflow lobes, the study identifies new and known outflow sources in the Perseus molecular cloud. The research involves identifying high-velocity points in the 12CO data cube, marking outflows in 3D space, and calculating statistical parameters. Initial results reveal 35 potential new outflows and extensions on known outflows. The project also investigates potential new shells interacting with the cloud. For more information and updates on astronomical medicine research, visit our website. Contact michelle_borkin@harvard.edu for inquiries.
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3D Visualization and Detection of Outflows From Young Stars Michelle Borkin Hector Arce, Alyssa Goodman, & Mike Halle ADASS 2007 Conference - September 25, 2007
Outflows HH knots HH jet Outflow lobes Protostar ~ 1pc MolecularCloud Note: not drawn to scale. Based on H. Arce Thesis 2001.
Outflows across wavelengths… HH knots far from source mark the ends of bipolar “jets” or “outflows” Stanke, McCaughrean & Zinnecker, 1999
How to find outflows in radio cubes… Examining individual spectra… Examining individual slices…
A Survey of Velocity Features in Perseus Visualize 12CO data cube in 3D Slicer Mark high velocity points in 3D space, and export to astronomical software Identify outflows and calculate statistics
Outflow Identification DEC RA RA-DEC integrated map of 12CO Velocity
Outflow Identification 12CO data beam size And many more… Red Shifted points HH Objects Known Outflow Sources IRAS Sources c2d Sources Blue Shifted points
Perseus Outflows New outflows Known outflows Many small known outflows Outflow extensions Initial results: • 35 new potential outflows • 4 extensions on known outflows Also 7 potential new shells interacting with the cloud… IRAS Sources Red Shifted points Known Outflow Sources Blue Shifted points HH Objects Borkin, et al. 2007 in prep
For more information… On Astronomical Medicine research, go to our website at: http://am.iic.harvard.edu *Also check-out the AM Demo table for more information and live demos* And to contact me: michelle_borkin@harvard.edu