Argus+: Wide-Field, High Resolution 3mm Molecular Imaging
by David Frayer, Felix J. Lockman, Paul Goldsmith, Andrew I. Harris, Kieran A. Cleary, Joshua O. Gundersen, Laura Jensen, Alvaro Hacar, Che-Yu Chen, Will Armentrout, Natalie Butterfield, Larry Morgan, Amanda Kepley, Jialu Li, Ian Stephens, Sarah Sadavoy, Kevin Harrington, Jaimie Pineda, Zhi-Yun Li, Anthony Readhead, Sarah Church, Steven White, Randy McCullough, Galen Watts, Dennis Egan, and Martin Bloss
Published onSep 30, 2019
Argus+: Wide-Field, High Resolution 3mm Molecular Imaging
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Abstract
The Green Bank Observatory plans to construct a 144-element radio camera for the GBT, called Argus+, to enable wide-field spectroscopic studies in the 3mm band (74-116 GHz). Argus+ will provide high spatial resolution maps of interstellar molecules from the scale of entire galactic disks to the sub-parsec scale of filaments and dense cloud cores.
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