Magnetic fields and stellar evolution
磁场和恒星演化
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2016-06383
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 4.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
All stars are natural magnets, thanks to the dynamic, electrically conductive gases that compose them. And because the magnetic fields of stars can be very strong, they represent a basic element in astrophysicists' theory of stellar structure and evolution. In recently years it has been clearly demonstrated that magnetic fields have essential impacts on stellar lives, modifying their interior flows of gas, changing their internal rotational profiles and distributions of nucleosynthetic chemicals, channeling and modifying their outflowing winds, and slowing their surface rotation through so-called "magnetic braking". Ultimately, these effects result in important changes in the evolution of stars, leading in particular to modifications of the relationships between stellar temperatures, luminosities, sizes and ages. They also influence the important outputs of stars in terms of the mass and luminous energy injected into the surrounding interstellar medium during their lives. More remarkably, they can also influence the dramatic supernova explosions that mark the deaths of the most massive stars. These effects directly impact the properties of exotic remnant white dwarf and neutron stars, and change how populations of stars contribute to the structure and chemistry of their local Galactic environments. *** As stars age and evolve, so too do their magnetic fields. Hence we expect to observe important transformations of stellar magnetic fields as stars pass through various stages of nuclear burning and undergo large changes to their temperatures, luminosities and sizes. As a consequence, the magnetic field of a star at one stage of its life may appear very different from that at a later stage. It is therefore of great interest to understand the relationships between magnetic fields observed in stars at very different evolutionary stages. For example, can the magnetic fields from an earlier evolutionary stage "seed" the production of a very different magnetic field at a later stage? Do magnetic fields with similar characteristics in stars at very different evolutionary stages have any direct relationship? ***With my research team of Canadian and international students and scientists, I am working to answer many of the questions prompted by the issues described above. The principal aim of the research described in this proposal is to continue my group's systematic exploration of the characteristics of magnetic fields of stars of all types, using telescopes around the globe and in space. My proposal has two main goals: to quantitatively understand how magnetic fields influence stellar structure and evolution, and to understand how the observable magnetic fields of stars transform over stellar evolutionary timescales. *** **
所有恒星都是天然磁铁,这要归功于组成它们的动态导电气体。由于恒星的磁场可能非常强,它们代表了天体物理学家恒星结构和演化理论的基本要素。近年来,已经清楚地证明磁场对恒星生命具有重要影响,改变其内部气体流动,改变其内部旋转轮廓和核合成化学物质的分布,引导和改变其外流风,并通过以下方式减慢其表面旋转: - 称为“磁制动”。最终,这些效应导致恒星演化发生重要变化,特别是导致恒星温度、光度、大小和年龄之间关系的改变。它们还影响恒星在其生命期间注入周围星际介质的质量和光能的重要输出。更值得注意的是,它们还可以影响标志着最大质量恒星死亡的戏剧性超新星爆炸。这些效应直接影响外来残余白矮星和中子星的特性,并改变恒星群体对其当地银河环境的结构和化学的贡献。 *** 随着恒星的老化和演化,它们的磁场也会发生变化。因此,当恒星经历核燃烧的各个阶段并经历其温度、光度和尺寸的巨大变化时,我们期望观察到恒星磁场的重要转变。因此,恒星在其生命的某个阶段的磁场可能与后来阶段的磁场有很大不同。因此,了解在不同演化阶段的恒星中观察到的磁场之间的关系非常有意义。例如,早期进化阶段的磁场是否可以在后期阶段“播种”产生非常不同的磁场?处于不同演化阶段的恒星具有相似特征的磁场是否有任何直接关系? ***与我的加拿大和国际学生和科学家组成的研究团队一起,我正在努力回答上述问题引发的许多问题。本提案中描述的研究的主要目的是继续我的小组利用全球和太空中的望远镜对所有类型恒星的磁场特征进行系统探索。我的提议有两个主要目标:定量地了解磁场如何影响恒星结构和演化,以及了解恒星的可观测磁场如何在恒星演化时间尺度上变化。 *** **
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Frontiers of stellar magnetism and evolution
恒星磁性和演化的前沿
- 批准号:
RGPIN-2022-03940 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
$ 4.37万 - 项目类别:
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Magnetic fields and stellar evolution
磁场和恒星演化
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RGPIN-2016-06383 - 财政年份:2021
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磁场和恒星演化
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$ 4.37万 - 项目类别:
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磁场和恒星演化
- 批准号:
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Discovery Grants Program - Individual
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