Revealing the Molecular Universe: One Antenna Is Never Enough

Title:	Revealing the Molecular Universe: One Antenna Is Never Enough
Volume:	356	Year:	2006	View this Volume on ADS
Editors:	Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.
ISBN:	978-1-583812-24-2	eISBN:	978-1-58381-290-7
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Paper Title	Page	Authors
Cover
Volume 356 Cover		Plambeck, D.; Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.
Front Matter
Volume 356 Front Matter	1	Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.
Conference Photo
Volume 356 Conference Photo	2	Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.
Part 1. Radio Telescope Facilities–One Antenna Is Never Enough
The Legacy of the BIMA Millimeter Array	3	Plambeck, R.L.
CARMA: Combined Array for Research in Millimeter-Wave Astronomy	17	Bock, D.C.J.
The Allen Telescope Array	27	Dreher, J.
The Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Array and the 10-m South Pole Telescope	35	Carlstrom, J.E.
The Submillimeter Array	45	Moran, J.M.
ALMA: Exploring the Outer Limits of the Millimeter Sky	59	Wootten, A.
The EVLA Project: Ten Times More Capability for the VLA	65	Napier, P.J.
Part 2. Development of the Hat Creek Radio Observatory
Early Days of the Radio Astronomy Laboratory and the Hat Creek Radio Observatory	75	Weaver, H.F.
The Discovery of Interstellar Water Vapor and Ammonia at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory	81	Townes, C.H.
Almost 50 Years at HCRO: One Decade is Never Enough	87	Forster, J.R.
Mapping HI and B at Hat Creek. . . and Beyond	99	Heiles, C.
Very Long Baseline Interferometry: One Observatory is Never Enough	109	Backer, D.C.
The History of SETI at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory	117	Tarter, J.
The Future of the UC Berkeley Radio Astronomy Laboratory	127	Blitz, L.
Part 3. Star and Star Formation Science
A Tale of Two HII Regions	139	Turner, J.L.
Chemistry of HCN and HCxN in the Envelopes of Cool Evolved Stars: Contributions of the BIMA Interferometer	149	Beiging, J.H.
L1551: Finding New Things in an Old Cloud	159	Swift, J.; Welch, Wm. J.; DiFrancesco, J.
From Cloud to Cluster: A Tale of Orion	169	Stahler, S.W.
Circumstellar Structures: Star Formation Building Blocks	177	Looney, L.W.
Some Notes on Jack Welch's Contributions to Interferometer Observations of Large Interstellar Biomolecules	187	Snyder, L.E.
The W49A Connection	197	Dickel, H.R.
Imaging Molecular Gas in Nearby Galaxies: One Pointing is Never Enough	205	Helfer, T.T.
Submillimeter Studies of Circumstellar and Protoplanetary Disks in Taurus and Orion	213	Williams, J.; Andrews, S.M.
The Distribution of Deuterium in the ISM: One Nucleon is Never Enough	223	Phillips, T.G.; Lis, D.C.
The Evolution of Aging Stars and the Return of Matter to the Next Generation	233	Meixner, M.
Musings from a Welch Foot-Soldier: Formation of Massive Stars	243	Ho, P.T.P
Part 4. Posters
Characteristics and Performance of the North American ALMA Prototype Antenna	253	Mangum, J.G.; Baars, J.W.M.; Greve, A.; Lucas, R.; Snel, R.; Wallace, P.
Interstellar Molecules in K-12 Education	261	Kuiper, T.B.H.; Hofstader, M.D.; Levin, S.M.; MacLaren, D.
A Molecular Line Study of the Recently Discovered Class 0 Source Barnard 1-c	266	Matthews, B.C.; Hogerheijde, M.; Bergin, E.
A Massive Protobinary System in the Hot Core W3(H₂O)	270	Chen, H.-R.; Welch, W.J.; Wilner, D.J.; Sutton, E.C.
Maps and Results from the SCUBA Public Archive	275	Di Francesco, J.; Ledwosinska, E.; Johnstone, D.; Kirk, H.
The Impact of Galaxy Outflows on Overdense Regions of the Universe and the Origin of the ICM	279	Frye, B.L.; Demarco, R.; Ford, H.; Homeier, N.; Mei, S.
Part 5. Concluding Remarks
Some Thoughts about Past and Future Radio Astronomy Activities at Berkeley	283	Welch, Wm. J.
Back Matter
Volume 356 Back Matter	290	Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.
Photographs
Volume 356 Photographs	999	Backer, D.C.; Turner, J.L; Moran, J.M.