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Portrait of a Forming Massive Protocluster : NGC6334 I(N). Todd Hunter (NRAO/North American ALMA Science Center). Collaborators: Crystal Brogan ( NRAO) Ken (Taco) Young ( CfA ). Great Barriers in High Mass Star Formation Townsville, Australia, Sept. 2010. SCUBA 850 m m dust continuum. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Resolving the Confusion: A Low Frequency Survey of the Inner Galactic Plane

Portrait of a Forming Massive Protocluster: NGC6334 I(N)Todd Hunter(NRAO/North American ALMA Science Center)Collaborators: Crystal Brogan (NRAO) Ken (Taco) Young (CfA)Great Barriers in High Mass Star Formation Townsville, Australia, Sept. 2010

2The NGC6334 Star Forming Complex

Distance ~ 1.7 kpc Nomenclature: FIR sources I..VI radio source A..F

SCUBA 850 mm dust continuumGLIMPSE 3.6 mm 4.5 mm 8.0 mm I (2000 M)

I(N)(2800 M)25 = 15 pc NGC 6334 I luminosity 3x105 L, I(N) two orders of magnitude less Based on infrared, I(N) speculated to be less evolved than I1 pcSource I NIR cluster with density of ~1200 pc-3 (Tapia et al. 1996)Single dish view of molecular lines3

Examples from Mopra mapping survey (Walsh et al. 2010)

N2H+ (1-0) CH3CN (5-4)

High Resolution Continuum4

SCUBA 850 mm continuum

1.3 mm

6= 10,000 AU

5SMA, VLA, Spitzer observations Brogan, Hunter et al. (2009)6= 10,000 AU

~1.7

3.6 mm 4.5 mm 24 mmSiO(5-4) outflow1.3 mm Continuum+ 44 GHz methanol masers 1.3 mm 7 mm6Zooming in on NGC6334 I(N)Brogan, Hunter et al. (2009)6= 10,000 AU

1.3 mm 7 mm~1.7

1.3 mm 7 mm~0.5

0.87 mm ~0.4

7protostellar density is ~500 pc-2VLAWaterMaserspectraH2O masers show linear vel. gradient6.7 GHz maserMIPS 24 um

8Multiple hot cores (and more)

SMA 9: Curious line-free source Large and cool? (Hosokawa et al. 2010)

I(N) CH3CN Temperatures 9

Some require two velocity and temperature components.Thot=130 K, TB=40 KSize ~ 0.3 = 500 AU

Cluster dynamics: Dv=5km/s, rms=1.6CH3CN J=12-11 Kinematics10K=2 Elower=87 KK=7 Elower=400 K K=2 is optically thick and avoids continuum peakCH3CN J=12-11 Kinematics at SMA111K=4 (Elower= 168 K)K=7 (Elower= 400 K)If SMA 1b/1d is indeed a binary, SMA 1b is clearly dominant106 K/Jy at 222GHz; 89 K/Jy at 342 GHz Dust emission at 800 AU resolution12SourceIntegrated Flux density(mJy)Brightness T (K)Gas T(K)Warm Gas Mass(M8)1b/d8445051, 1338-601a3151968521902660, 1172-4492670, 1301.5558630?263044664488717691.59661030?31040330?11137330?1IRAS16293@1.7kpc9400.21213Summary~800 AU imaging of NGC6334I(N) protocluster reveals:12 compact sources: protostellar density ~ 500 pc-2SMA1b = main hot core, CH3CN velocity gradient suggests rotationVelocity dispersion of 1.6 km s-1 ; tcross~8x104 yearsTgas ~ 60 to 150 K, masses at this resolution are a few to few 10s of solar.A range of evolutionary states present ALMA will break both barriers by a significant factor Early science call in the next few months

Two greatest barriers to understanding massive star formation: Angular resolution limit of 0.3 Sensitivity limit of ~1 mJy continuum