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SUMMARY:Colloquium: Silva Järvinen (AIP)
DTSTART:20210506T123000Z
DTEND:20210506T133000Z
DTSTAMP:20260530T232324Z
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CATEGORIES:Scientific
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CATEGORIES:Public
CONTACT:Sydney Barnes <sbarnes@aip.de>
DESCRIPTION:Elusive magnetic fields of Herbig stars\nMagnetic fields play 
 a key role in the processes leading to the formation of stars and planets.
  Analytical models and MHD numerical simulations of the evolution of star-
 forming cores show that the magnetic field is critical for transporting an
 gular momentum during the protostellar phase and sets the conditions for s
 trongly anisotropic accretion. Pre-main-sequence phases\, in which central
  protostars feed from surrounding planet-forming accretion discs\, are esp
 ecially crucial for understanding how worlds like our Solar System are bor
 n. About 20 Herbig Ae/Be stars have been reported to have globally organiz
 ed magnetic fields. Our analysis of their magnetic fields based on observa
 tions obtained with HARPSpol at ESO’s 3.6m telescope supports the idea t
 hat the low detection rate of magnetic fields in these stars can be explai
 ned by the weakness of these fields: only a few stars have magnetic fields
  stronger than 200 G\, and half of the sample possesses magnetic fields of
  ∼100G\, whereas their lower mass T Tauri counterparts possess kG magnet
 ic fields. Studies of the magnetic field structure combined with the deter
 mination of the chemical composition of Herbig Ae/Be stars are extremely i
 mportant because they enable us to improve our insight into how the magnet
 ic fields in these stars are generated and how they interact with their en
 vironment\, including their impact on the planet formation process and the
  planet-disk interaction.\n
LOCATION:Colloquium Zoom room
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