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SUMMARY:Stellar Magnetic Fields from Protostars to Supernovae
DTSTART:20231009T070000Z
DTEND:20231103T140000Z
DTSTAMP:20260608T145700Z
UID:indico-event-7409@indico.ph.tum.de
CONTACT:workshop@munich-iapp.de\;+49 89 35831 7200
DESCRIPTION:Magnetic fields are a consequence of the dynamic plasmas formi
 ng almost all astrophysical systems\, especially stars\, where they repres
 ent one of the basic ingredients within recipes describing the structure a
 t all evolutionary stages. In the last twenty years\, spectropolarimetric 
 observations obtained with new instruments attached to mid- and large-size
 d telescopes have led to the discovery of magnetic fields in stars in prac
 tically all regions of the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram\, providing previou
 sly unavailable constraints on the effects of the magnetic field on stella
 r atmospheres\, on star-planet interaction\, on rotation\, and mass loss t
 hrough stellar winds. Modelling efforts and theoretical understanding are 
 at risk of falling behind the enormous pace of observational progress. Thi
 s meeting will help to establish priorities and recommend future observati
 onal\, theoretical\, and engineering efforts\, and to prepare the astronom
 ical community to understand the enormous amount of data that will continu
 e to flow from the astronomical facilities.\n\nDiscussions will be organis
 ed to maximise the interaction between different communities and will be f
 ocussed on these themes:\n\n \n\nWeek 1 (09/10 to 13/10): Observations\, 
 modelling and origin of stellar magnetic fields. Field characteristics and
  generation.\n\nWeek 2 (16/10 to 20/10): Observations\, modelling and orig
 in of stellar magnetic fields. Interplay with star formation and stellar e
 volution.\n\nWeek 3 (23/10 to 27/10): Observations\, modelling and origin 
 of stellar magnetic fields. Late stages of stellar evolution.\n\nWeek 4 (3
 0/10 to 03/11): Observations\, modelling and origin of stellar magnetic fi
 elds. Interaction with circumstellar environment (including planetary syst
 ems) and ISM.\n\nhttps://indico.ph.tum.de/event/7409/
LOCATION:MIAPbP
URL:https://indico.ph.tum.de/event/7409/
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