Upload
latona
View
19
Download
0
Tags:
Embed Size (px)
DESCRIPTION
CARMA C ombined A rray for R esearch in M illimeter-wave A stronomy. Stuart Vogel ALMA Workshop– May2004. OVRO. Caltech Six 10.4 m dishes. Berkeley – Illinois – Maryland Nine 6.1 m dishes. BIMA. Chicago Eight 3.5 m dishes. Rick Forster. Inyo National Forest Cedar Flat – 7300’. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Citation preview
CARMA Combined Array for Research in
Millimeter-wave Astronomy
Stuart VogelALMA Workshop– May2004
OVRO
BIMA
CaltechSix 10.4 m dishes
Berkeley – Illinois – MarylandNine 6.1 m dishes
ChicagoEight 3.5 m dishes
Rick Forster
Inyo National ForestCedar Flat – 7300’
Timeline
• Cedar Flat permit• Shut down BIMA & OVRO• Roads, pads, buildings• Move BIMA & OVRO• First light & Operations
2003 December
2004 June
2004 Summer
2004 Fall
2005 Fall
BIMA Relocation
OVRO Relocation
D Array + SZA
SZA
• Carlstrom – Chicago
• Built to CARMA standard
• Eight x 3.5 m dishes
• 30 – 90 – 230 GHz
+3.5 m SZA
10.4 m OVRO 6.1 m BIMAD Array
Heterogeneous Array
D 1.9” @1mm
Cedar Flat: View from South15 OVRO & BIMA dishes; SZA not shown
C 0.8” @1mm
Cedar Flat: View from South15 OVRO & BIMA dishes; SZA not shown
B 0.3” @1mm
Cedar Flat: View from South15 OVRO & BIMA dishes; SZA not shown
A 0.12” @1mm
Cedar Flat: View from South15 OVRO & BIMA dishes; SZA not shown
Transporter
Antenna Transporter
OVROCedar FlatJuniper Flat
100 GHz 230 GHz
Array Beam 1-min 5-hr Beam 1-min 5-hr
D 6.3” 0.3 K 0.02 K 2.7” 0.4 K 0.02 K
C 2.5” 2.0 K 0.1 K 1.1” 2.2 K 0.13 K
B 1.0” 12 K 0.7 K 0.4” 17 K 1.0 K
A 0.4” 77 K 4.5 K 0.2” 67 K 4 K
Line: 1 km/sec
100 GHz 230 GHz
1-min 5-hr 1-min 5-hr
0.7 mJy 0.04 mJy 1.1 mJy 0.07 mJy
CARMA Sensitivity
Continuum
Factor of 5 to 20 better
Caltech COBRA correlator
• FPGAs, not custom correlator chips
• 4 GHz bandwidth
• 256 20 Mhz channels
• 6 station
For CARMA
• Reprogram FPGAs
• Spectral downconverters
CARMA Correlators
8 antennas8 GHz256 channels
15 antennas4 GHz8 x 2– 500MHz tunable bands64 – 512 channels
Other CARMA Development
• New LO/IF system HEMT/SIS/MMIC
• New computing system + reuse
• Upgrade antenna drives, cryogenics, telemetry
• Post first-light: single-dish, polarization, WVR
Large bandwidth, high sensitivity
QuickTime™ and aTIFF (Uncompressed) decompressor
are needed to see this picture.
•Multiply-imaged SMM1-A2218
• CO (3-2) from z=2.5165
• All three lensed images seen
• ∫Sco v ~ 5.4 Jy km/s (0.8, 3.1, 1.4)
• v ~ 530 km/s
• Unlensed CO mass ~ 6 x 109 M
• No offset between optical and CO
• SFR ~ 100-500 solar masses/yr
• Could be a circumnuclear ring (velocity structure) ?
• Witnessing a circumnuclear starburst w/ lifetime ~ 107 years?
Sheth, Blain, Kneib & Frayer ‘04
z=2.52
High resolutionHigh sensitivity
High resolutionHigh sensitivity
2 km baselines – 0.12” @1mm
Horsehead
29 fields
CO 1-0Pound et al
2003
Heterogeneous imaging, mosaics
Swift 2004
Heterogeneous imaging, mosaics
L1551C18O220 fields
Swift 2004
Heterogeneous imaging, mosaics
L155113CO220 fields
H: Cheng et al. (1993)
M33 in H
BIMA M33 GMC Survey
• CO 1-0• 759 mosaic fields• 135 total hours• 10 minutes per field
CO: Engargiola et al. (2003)
GMCs in M33• 148 GMCs• Complete to
1.5 x 105 Msun
• Mass spectrum: dN/dM
• Characteristic mass: 7 x 104 Msun
• Nearly all HII regions near GMCs
CO: Engargiola et al. (2003)
Correlation with HI
• In M33, GMCs form from HI with N(HI)>5x1020
cm-2
HI: Deul & van der Hulst (1987)
Andromeda
CO
R
H
BIMA SONG
NGC 2903 NGC 3627 NGC 3953 NGC 4303Barred galaxies
Central kpc
CO
R
H
BIMA SONG
NGC 4321 NGC 4535 NGC 5457 NGC 6946Barred galaxies
Central kpc
CO
R
H
BIMA SONG
NGC 0628 NGC 3938 NGC 4414 NGC 4736Unbarred galaxies
Central kpc
CO
R
H
BIMA SONG
NGC 4826 NGC 5055 NGC 5194 NGC 7331Unbarred galaxies
Central kpc
Secular Evolution
Nuc
(Mo pc-2)
Disk (Mo pc-2)
Early Barred
Early Unbarred
Late Barred
Late Unbarred
Secular Evolution
Nuc
(Mo pc-2)
Disk (Mo pc-2)
Early Barred
Early Unbarred
Exclude inner ring galaxies
Sunyaev-Zel’dovich Effect
CARMA
• Best array at 1 & 3 mm for resolution, sensitivity, fidelity, & bandwidth (until ALMA up to speed)
• Northern hemisphere complement to ALMA (and Spitzer, SOFIA, JWST, etc)
• Heterogeneous mosaics, surveys• Development (WVR, focal plane arrays)• Hands-on student & postdoc training• Building the mm-wave community