ASD Colloquium
Tuesday · 03:45 PM - 05:00 PM
A Multiwavelength Study of High-mass Gamma-ray Binaries
Joel Coley (Howard University / NASA-GSFC)
In this talk, I will present a multiwavelength overview of High-mass Gamma-ray binaries (HMGBs), which consist of a compact object and a massive star orbiting their center of mass. Compared to the hundreds of X-ray binaries that are currently known, only nine HMGBs have been firmly identified. While we have witnessed in the last two decades a significant advancement of our understanding of these sources, the high-energy emission is only confirmed to be driven by an intrabinary shock between a rapidly spinning pulsar compact object and the wind of a massive star in only in three HMGBs (PSR B1259-63, PSR J2032+4127 and LS I+61 303). I will additionally present multiwavelength spectral and timing results of three High-mass Gamma-ray binaries 1FGL J1018.6-5856, LS 5039 and 4FGL J1405.1-6119 and discuss the synchrotron and inverse Compton emission driving their high-energy emission.
Joel Coley (Howard University / NASA-GSFC)
In this talk, I will present a multiwavelength overview of High-mass Gamma-ray binaries (HMGBs), which consist of a compact object and a massive star orbiting their center of mass. Compared to the hundreds of X-ray binaries that are currently known, only nine HMGBs have been firmly identified. While we have witnessed in the last two decades a significant advancement of our understanding of these sources, the high-energy emission is only confirmed to be driven by an intrabinary shock between a rapidly spinning pulsar compact object and the wind of a massive star in only in three HMGBs (PSR B1259-63, PSR J2032+4127 and LS I+61 303). I will additionally present multiwavelength spectral and timing results of three High-mass Gamma-ray binaries 1FGL J1018.6-5856, LS 5039 and 4FGL J1405.1-6119 and discuss the synchrotron and inverse Compton emission driving their high-energy emission.
SED Director’s Seminar
Thursday · 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Please join us for the SED Director’s Seminar hosted by the Observational Cosmology Laboratory, Code 665!
Session 1: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Monday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend! * atomic structure, radiation, autoionization * collisions * spectral line intensities and diagnostics * line broadening * atomic databases and online tools. The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend! * atomic structure, radiation, autoionization * collisions * spectral line intensities and diagnostics * line broadening * atomic databases and online tools. The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 2: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Thursday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 3: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Monday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 4: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Thursday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!