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  1. Astrophysics and Space Science
  2. Astrophysics and Space Science : Volume 313
  3. Astrophysics and Space Science : Volume 313, Issue 1-3, January 2008
  4. Planetary nebulae and ALMA
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Astrophysics and Space Science : Volume 313, Issue 1-3, January 2008
The Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array: overview & status
ALMA capabilities for observations of spectral line emission
ALMA capabilities for observations of continuum emission
Star and planet-formation with ALMA: an overview
High-mass star forming regions: An ALMA view
Early stages of star formation : The ALMA promise
Chemistry in low-mass star forming regions : ALMA’s contribution
Molecular outflows observed with ALMA
Unveiling the chemistry of hot protostellar cores with ALMA
High resolution submillimeter observations of massive protostars
High-resolution mm interferometry and the search for massive protostellar disks: the case of Cep-A HW2
The Class 0 source Barnard 1c : Most recent results
APEX and ATCA observations of the southern hot core G327.3-0.6 and its environs
The physical conditions in the BHR71 outflows
Interstellar deuteroammonia : Tracing physical conditions in dense, cold interstellar medium
Massive star formation in the southern Milky Way : From large scale surveys to high resolution observations
SMA observations of the magnetic fields around a low-mass protostellar system
ASTE observations of the massive-star forming region Sgr B2: a giant impact scenario
A new view of proto-planetary disks with ALMA
Observational signature of planet formation: The ALMA view
Detecting protoplanets with ALMA
The study of young substellar objects with ALMA
A submillimeter view of protoplanetary dust disks
Studies of dense cores with ALMA
Chemistry in the ISM: the ALMA (r)evolution : The cloudy crystal ball of one astrochemist
High angular resolution imaging of the circumstellar material around intermediate mass (IM) stars
Polarization measurements of molecular lines
Molecular clouds and star formation in the Magellanic Clouds and the Milky Way
Complex organic molecules in an early stage of protostellar evolution
Revealing the “fingerprints” of the magnetic precursor of C-shocks
A new evolutionary scenario of intermediate-mass star-formation revealed by multi-wavelength observations of OMC-2/3
Scientific role of ACA for low-mass star-formation study
Planetary atmospheres with ALMA
Cometary science with ALMA
Observations of asteroids with ALMA
ALMA as the ideal probe of the solar chromosphere
The study of evolved stars with ALMA
Molecular lines from protoplanetary nebulae: observations with ALMA
Planetary nebulae and ALMA
Chemistry in the circumstellar medium : Unveiling the dust formation zone
Understanding the chemical complexity in Circumstellar Envelopes of C-Rich AGB stars: the case of IRC +10216
New Plateau de Bure observations of M 1–92; unveiling the core
A massive, dusty toroid with large grains in the pre-planetary nebula IRAS22036+5306
Gas dynamics and structure of galaxies : ALMA targets and capabilities
Investigations of star formation in galaxies using ALMA
Probing the feeding and feedback of activity near and far
Chemical complexity in galaxies
Chemistry in luminous AGN and starburst galaxies
Dense gas in normal and active galaxies
Spectroscopic surveys of cosmic evolution
Observations of molecular clouds in nearby galaxies with ALMA
Luminous infrared galaxies with the submillimeter array: probing the extremes of star formation
The Galactic Center as nearby extragalactic chemical laboratory
Studying the first galaxies with ALMA
Detecting the most distant (z>7) objects with ALMA
Redshift distribution of the submillimeter extragalactic background light : Is ALMA going to see many high-redshift galaxies?
Molecular absorptions in high-z objects
Molecular signature of star formation at high redshifts
Dense molecular gas in a sample of LIRGs and ULIRGs: The low-redshift connection to the huge high-redshift starbursts and AGNs
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Planetary nebulae and ALMA

Content Provider Springer Nature Link
Author Huggins, P. J.
Copyright Year 2007
Abstract Our understanding of the late evolution of intermediate mass stars (∼1–8M⊙) through the planetary nebula phase is undergoing major developments. Observations at infrared and millimeter wavelengths have revealed important components of neutral gas and dust in the nebulae that directly trace their formation from mass-loss on the Asymptotic Giant Branch. At the same time, high resolution imaging, especially with the Hubble Space Telescope, has revealed a surprising array of structures in the nebulae: multiple arcs, tori, jets, and myriads of small scale fragments. None of these are fully understood, and all involve the neutral gas component. This paper highlights recent observations of these structures and discusses the open questions, with an emphasis on those areas where observations with ALMA are likely to make important contributions.
Starting Page 215
Ending Page 221
Page Count 7
File Format PDF
ISSN 0004640X
Journal Astrophysics and Space Science
Volume Number 313
Issue Number 1-3
e-ISSN 1572946X
Language English
Publisher Springer Netherlands
Publisher Date 2007-09-09
Publisher Place Dordrecht
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword Planetary nebulae Molecular lines Astronomy
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Astronomy and Astrophysics Space and Planetary Science
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