Publications

Extragalactic Jets and Galactic Winds

Refereed

2005

• Galactic Wind Shells and High Redshift Radio Galaxies
  On the Nature of Associated Absorbers [small version]
  M.Krause
  Astronomy & Astrophysics, v.436, 845-851
  
• Very Light Jets II: Bipolar large scale simulations in King atmospheres [small version]
  M.Krause
  Astronomy & Astrophysics, v.431, 45-64
  
• Simulations of Astrophysical Jets in Dense Environments
  M.Krause, V.Gaibler & M.Camenzind
  in: High Performance Computing in Science and Engeneering '05 eds.: E.Krause, W.Jäger & M.Resch.
  

2004

• Large scale simulations of the jet-IGM interaction
  M.Krause
  Ap&SS, v.293/1, 255-262 (proceedings of "Virtual Jets 2003")
  
• Interaction of Jets with Galactic Winds
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: High Performance Computing in Science and Engeneering '04 eds.: E.Krause, W.Jäger & M.Resch.
  

2003

• Large Scale Simulations of Jets in Dense and Magnetised Environments
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: High Performance Computing in Science and Engeneering '03 eds.: E.Krause, W.Jäger & M.Resch.
  
• Very Light Jets I. Axisymmetric Parameter Study and Analytic Approximation
  M.Krause
  Astronomy & Astrophysics, v.398, 113-125

2002

• Ph.D. thesis (2002) [PDF 76 MB]
• Absorbers and Globular Cluster Formation in Powerful High Redshift Radio Galaxies
  M.Krause
  Astronomy & Astrophysics, v.386, L1-L4
• A 3D Hydrodynamic Simulation for the Cygnus A Jet as a Prototype for High Redshift Radio Galaxies
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: High Performance Computing in Science and Engeneering '01 eds.: E.Krause & W.Jäger.

2001

• Reliability of astrophysical jet simulations in 2D
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  Astronomy & Astrophysics, v.380,789-804. [gif versions of some figures] [color versions of some figures]

Non-refereed

2006

• Multiphase Turbulence in Extragalactic Jet Cocoons
  Martin Krause & Paul Alexander
  Poster contribution for the National Astronomy Meeting in Leicester, UK

2005

• Evolution of the ISM and Galactic Activity
  Gaibler, Volker; Camenzind, Max; Krause, Martin
  contribution for the 1st Arizona/Heidelberg Symposium
  "The High Redshift Frontier",
  November 30 - December 3, 2004, Tucson, AZ, USA
• Galactic Winds & Radio Galaxies:
  A New Hint of the Starburst - AGN Connection?
  Martin Krause
  Poster contribution for the National Astronomy Meeting in Birmingham, UK

2002

• Hydrodynamic Simulations of Light Bipolar Large Scale Jets
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI: FROM CENTRAL ENGINE TO HOST GALAXY (ed.: Collin, S., Combes, F., Shlosman, I.), APS 290, 341
• Parameters for Very Light Jets of cD Galaxies
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: The Physics of Relativistic Jets in the CHANDRA and XMM Era, New Astronomy Reviews 47,573 (ed.: G. Brunetti, D.E. Harris, R.M. Sambruna and G. Setti)
• 3D Evolution of Jets in Clusters of Galaxies - A Comparison with Herbig-Haro Flows
  Camenzind, M., Krause, M. & Thiele, M.
  In: Jets 2002: Theory and Observations in YSO's. Jenam 2002, Kluwer
• MHD Simulationen Protostellarer und Extragalaktischer Jets
  Camenzind, M., Krause, M. \& Thiele, M.
  In: Simulation in Physik, Informatik und Informationstechnik (SYSI); Symp. 66. Physikertagung Leipzig. ISSN 0944-7121, HTW Dresden

2000

• On the resolution in astrophysical jet simulations
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: poster proceedings of Emission Lines from Jet Flows eds.: Velazquez & Gonzalez (Instituto de Astronomia / UNAM, Mexico)
• Could multiple activity cicles provide a clue to the emission line profiles of HZRGs?
  M.Krause & M.Camenzind
  in: poster proceedings of Emission Lines from Jet Flows eds.: Velazquez & Gonzalez (Instituto de Astronomia / UNAM, Mexico)

Electrodynamic Phenomena with Kerr background metric

• Diploma Thesis:
  Dynamics of Electromagnetic Fields in the Exterior Schwarzschild Metric
  Abstract:
  Electrodynamic phenomena in the neighbourhood of the black hole horizon are examined. Therefore the analytical solution of Laplace's equation is achieved and the wave equation is solved also mainly by analytical methods. The result is a detailed knowledge of the oscillations in every multipole mode. Next to the horizon their nature becomes fractal, which is shown by the analytically derived solution, that is valid in this region. With the solution of Laplace's equation many electro- and magnetostatic problems are now tackable.
• "Allgemeine Analytische Lsung der Magneto- & Elektrostatik fr den Vakuumfall im Schwarzschildraum" Verhandlungen der DPG 4/1999 63.Physikertagung der DPG; March 15 - 19, 1999