POL-2

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POL-2 is a submillimetre polarimeter instrument used on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope to measure the polarization of incoming radiation for astrophysical studies.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument ⓘ
submillimetre polarimeter ⓘ
telescope instrument ⓘ
associatedInstrument SCUBA-2 ⓘ
collects submillimetre continuum radiation ⓘ
dataProduct Stokes parameters ⓘ
magnetic field orientation maps ⓘ
polarization maps ⓘ
enables measurement of magnetic field morphology via dust polarization ⓘ
fieldOfStudy interstellar medium ⓘ
polarimetric astronomy ⓘ
star formation ⓘ
submillimetre astronomy ⓘ
hostTelescopeOperator East Asian Observatory ⓘ
locatedAt James Clerk Maxwell Telescope ⓘ
measures linear polarization ⓘ
polarization of electromagnetic radiation ⓘ
mountedOn James Clerk Maxwell Telescope Nasmyth platform ⓘ
observatoryAltitude approximately 4092 metres ⓘ
observatoryLocation Hawaii ⓘ
Mauna Kea Observatory ⓘ
United States ⓘ
observingBand 450 micrometre band ⓘ
850 micrometre band ⓘ
observingTechnique imaging polarimetry ⓘ
partOf James Clerk Maxwell Telescope instrument suite ⓘ
previousTelescopeOperator Joint Astronomy Centre ⓘ
relatedTo SCUBA-2 Polarimeter (SCUPOL) ⓘ
scientificPurpose astrophysical studies ⓘ
study of dust emission polarization ⓘ
study of magnetic fields in the interstellar medium ⓘ
study of star formation regions ⓘ
scientificTarget galactic star-forming regions ⓘ
molecular clouds ⓘ
nearby galaxies ⓘ
protostellar cores ⓘ
successorOf SCUPOL ⓘ
telescopeAperture 15-metre James Clerk Maxwell Telescope ⓘ
telescopeSite Mauna Kea ⓘ
telescopeType single-dish submillimetre telescope ⓘ
usedFor continuum polarization observations ⓘ
mapping extended polarized emission ⓘ
measuring polarization of compact sources ⓘ
usedOn James Clerk Maxwell Telescope ⓘ
uses analyzer grid ⓘ
rotating half-wave plate ⓘ
wavelengthRange submillimetre ⓘ

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