Modeling Large-Scale Magnetic Fields in the Milky Way - ESA
Modeling Large-Scale Magnetic Fields in the Milky Way - ESA
Modeling Large-Scale Magnetic Fields in the Milky Way - ESA
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Cartoon example:coherent+ isotropic random+ <strong>in</strong>homogeneous+ anisotropic• With a reasonable estimate for ne,RMs give Bcoh.• Added simple homogeneous,isotropic GRF produces most of <strong>the</strong>total I but not its morphology.• Amplification of random field <strong>in</strong>arms (<strong>in</strong>homogeneous), but stillisotropic, can fit total I but not PI.• Random field stretched along arm giv<strong>in</strong>g“ordered random “ component <strong>in</strong> additionto <strong>the</strong> isotropic random component.=> With three observables,constra<strong>in</strong> three field components:Bcoh, Biso, and BordT. Jaffe @ <strong>ESA</strong>C, 30 May 2013