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Magnetic field morphologies at mpc scale

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 March 2015

Ya-Wen Tang
Affiliation:
LAB, France CNRS, France
Patrick M. Koch
Affiliation:
ASIAA, Taiwan
Paul T. P. Ho
Affiliation:
ASIAA, Taiwan CfA, USA
Stephane Guilloteau
Affiliation:
LAB, France CNRS, France
Anne Dutrey
Affiliation:
LAB, France CNRS, France
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We report our new results of the magnetic field (B) morphologies toward W51 North, traced with the linear polarization of the dust continuum at wavelengths of 870 μm. The B morphologies are resolved with an angular resolution of typically 1” using the Submillimeter Array (SMA). Dense structures with a number density 105 to 107 cm−3 are traced. In comparison, the B morphologies of sources at different evolutionary stages, from the collapsing core in W51 e2 (Tang et al. 2009a) and part of Orion BN/KL (Tang et al. 2010) to the ultra-compact HII region G5.89-0.39 (Tang et al. 2009b) clearly exhibit different morphologies, likely suggesting different roles of the B fields at different stages.

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