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ALMA Science Verification Program Martin Zwaan ALMA Regional Centre ESO, Garching

Science Verification The process by which ALMA demonstrates that it is capable of producing data of the required quality So far focused on reproducing results already obtained with other telescopes The reduced and calibrated datasets will be available to the community for download raw data data reduction scripts and CASA guides data products: images, cubes

SV data available TW Hya: Band 3, 6, 7, high spectral resolution. Band 7 CASA guide NGC 3256: Band 3, low spectral resolution. Band 3 CASA guide Antennae galaxies: Band 6, 7, high spectral resolution. Band 7 CASA guide M100 Band 3, low spectral resolution. SgrA* Band 6, recombination lines. BR1202-0725 Band 7: low spectral resolution. IRAS16293 Band 6 and 9 : high spectral resolution. Band 9 CASA guide Centaurus A Band 6: high spectral resolution mosaic. Orion KL Band 6: high resolution spectral survey.

ALMA Science Verification: NGC 3256 Band 3 observations of the CO(1-0) line in NGC 3256 8 antennas were used, total integration time ~4hours NGC3256 is a very bright infrared galaxy. This is a nice data set to test your data reduction skills. The full calibration and imaging can be done on a regular desktop or laptop computer CO(1-0) map CO(1-0) velocity field

ALMA Science Verification: NGC 3256 CN (high) map CN (high) velocity field CN (low) map CN (low) velocity field

ALMA Science Verification: TWHya TW Hya: classical T Tauri star Age of 10 Myr, Distance 51 ± 4 pc, Actively accreting Images at various wavelengths reveal an optically thick dust disk Band 7, total time 4.5 hours, 8 antennas Intensity Velocity Field Velocity dispersion CO(3-2) HCO+(4-3)

TWHya Band 6 Öberg et al 2012 - Deuterium fractionation in TWHya: Evidence for multiple pathways to Deuterium enhancements in protoplanetary disks Caution in interpreting range of deuterium fractions observed in solar system bodies

ALMA Science Verification: Antennae galaxies Colors: ALMA SV CO (3-2) data Contours: SMA CO (3-2) data (Ueda, Iono, Petitpas et al.)

ALMA Science verification: M100 Grand design spiral in Virgo CO(1-0) line (band 3) observed with 13 antennas - 47 pointing mosaic A very good target to test combination of ACA and single dish data with main array BIMA + 12m OTF map from Helfer et al 2002

IRAS16293 band 6 and 9 IRAS 16293-2422 (d=160) is a well studied nearby proto-binary system Detailed structure and kinematics in the circumbinary envelope for each component Strong emission from complex organic molecules and other species associated with hot cores in massive star-forming regions Observed in Band 6 and 9 Casaguide available for band 9 data reduction Band 9 mosaic

A first ALMA look at IRAS 16293 Direct detection of infall onto source B & high-resolution kinematics of source A Pineda, Maury, Fuller et al. (arxiv:1206.5215) also Jorgensen et al. (sub.) T MB (K) T MB (K) 8 6 4 2 0 8 6 4 2 0 Dec (J2000) a) b) 25 30 35 40-24 28 45 500 AU CH 3 OCHO-E 17 (4,13) -16 (4,12) at IRAS16293 B Source B Source A CH 3 OCHO-A 17 (4,13) -16 (4,12) at IRAS16293 B 16 h 32 m 23.5 s 23.0 s 22.5 s RA (J2000) Intensity (Jy beam -1 ) Intensity (Jy beam -1 ) 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 IRAS16293 B IRAS16293 A 220.10 220.15 220.20 220.25 220.30 Frequency (GHz) 8 15 6 a) c) CH 3 OCHO-E H 17 (4,13) -16 2 CCO 11 (1,11) -10 (4,12) (1,10) at at IRAS16293 B 8 6 b) CH 3 OCHO-A 17 (4,13) -16 (4,12) at IRAS16293 B 15 c) H 2 CCO 11 (1,11) -10 (1,10) at IRAS16293 B T MB (K) MB (K) 10 4 2 5 T MB (K) 4 2 T MB (K) 10 5 0 0-10 -5 0 5 10 V lsr -V 0 (km s -1 ) At 80 AU radius: 0-10 -5 0 5 10 V lsr -V 0 (km s -1 ) 0-10 -5 0 5 10 V lsr -V 0 (km s -1 ) Supersonic infall velocity: 0.50±0.05km s 1 Infall rate : 4-5 10 5 M yr 1

IRAS16293 Band 9 - first Band 9 data! H13CN (J=8-7) moment 0 700 GHz continuum H13CN (J=8-7) moment 1

Centaurus A - band 6

Sgr A* - Band 6 Band 3 data will be released soon!

galaxies at z = 4.7: BR1202-0725 Pair of gas-rich galaxies at z = 4.7, BR1202-0725. Extreme merger event? Quasar host galaxy, a bright submillimeter galaxy (SMG) and a fainter star-forming galaxy observed at 335 GHz (Band 7) with seventeen 12 m diameter antennas SMA: Iono 2006 outflow? Wagg et al. 2012

Science Verification continues Now: demonstrate the full range of Cycle 1 capabilities Large mosaics Mixed correlator modes ACA and zero spacing Also, commissioning and science verification of: Longer baselines Polarization Solar observing On-the-fly mosaics

New SV Targets Mars 3,6,7 (CH4, CO) 12m+ACA +SD mixed, 1spw/ BB multi-field calibration to exclude telluric lines comet C/2009 P1 Garradd 3 (CO, HCN) 12m mixed, 1spw/ BB external ephemeris files, transients VV114 9 (CO) 12m+ACA low spectral res SHADES 7 (contin) 12m low spectral res astrometry and multi-field interferometry Fornax Cluster 3 (CO) 12m+ACA low spectral res multi-field and multivelocity interferometry NGC1512/10 3 (CO) 12m+ACA +SD mixed, 1spw/ BB large mosaic Lamdba Orionis 3 (contin) 12m+ACA +SD low spectral res large mosaic, continuum SD CB54 7 (CO(3-2), HCO+(4-3),... 12m mixed, multiple spw/bb large mosaic

New SV Targets (continued) HR 3126/IC 2220 3 (CO, CN) 12m+ACA+SD mixed, 1spw/ BB large mosaic Chameleon 6 (CO, SiO) 12m mixed, 1spw/ BB multi-field interferometry, long baselines M83 7 (CO) 12m+ACA mixed, 1spw/ BB On The Fly mosaic RXCJ1347-1145 3 (contin) 12m+ACA low spectral res M16 6 (CO) 12m+ACA+SD mixed, 1 spw/ BB 12m+ACA+SD mixed, multiple spw/bb 12m mixed, 1spw/ BB G34.26+0.15 321, 325, 658 GHz water masers 9 (H21a, CH3CN, 34SO2, SO2, CH3CN, 13CO) 7,9 (H2O) large mosaic spectral averaging, high angular res, survey mode (non-multi-field)