Physical Climate Processes and Feedbacks
Chapter in CLIMATE CHANGE 2001: THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS, (2001) 417-470
Probing the heart of an active galactic nucleus: NGC 1068
IAU SYMP (2001) 216-219
Abstract:
We present results from integral field spectroscopy of the narrow line region of NGC 1068, carried out with the MPE 3D near infrared imaging spectrometer. A map and velocity field of the [Fe II] fine structure line at 1.64mum is presented. The kinematics of the [Fe II] emission, which arises in partially ionized zones, shows red shifted emission in the north eastern cone of the NLR, and blue shifted emission in the south west, reversed relative to high ionization species such as [Si VI] or [0 111]. We propose a model geometry of the narrow line region which is consistent with existing data and explains the observed [Fe II] kinematics.SINFONI - Galaxy dynamics at 0.'' 05 resolution with the VLT
ESO ASTROPHY SYMP (2001) 107-110
Abstract:
The SINFONI integral field spectrometer for the VLT will provide near-infrared spatially resolved spectra at spatial resolutions close to the diffraction limit of the telescope (0." 05 at 2 pm). 1024 spectra can be simultaneously obtained, covering a 32x32 pixel field of view with similar to 100% filling factor. The spectral resolution is R similar to 4500, corresponding to a kinematic resolution of 67 km s(-1). SINFONI is ideally suited to study stellar kinematics in the nuclear regions of normal spiral galaxies, using the near-infrared H and K band CO stellar absorption features. Integral field data from SINFONI will provide high-resolution two-dimensional maps of nuclear velocity dispersion and rotation, which in turn will constrain the anisotropy parameter and yield robust estimates of the central dark mass.The origin of belt/zone contrasts in the atmosphere of Jupiter and their correlation with 5-μm opacity
ICARUS 149:2 (2001) 397-415
Atmospheric pCO2 sensitivity to the biological pump in the ocean
Global Biogeochemical Cycles American Geophysical Union (AGU) 14:4 (2000) 1219-1230