Science with Large Millimetre Arrays Book

	Millimetre Astronomy in the 21st Century	3
	A 10000m[superscript 2] Southern MM Array	16
	The Nature and Observability of Protogalaxies	33
	Observability of Early Evolutionary Phases of Galaxies at mm Wavelengths	43
	Studying High Redshift Starburst Galaxies with a Large (Sub)millimetre Array	51
	Deep Surveys with a Large Submillimetre Array	61
	The LSA and Galaxy Surveys	70
	The LSA and Gravitational Lensing	74
	Primordial Molecules	78
	1.3 mm Detection and Mapping of Radioquiet QSOs at Very High z	82
	Molecular Lines in Absorption (and Emission) from Distant Galaxies and Quasars	86
	Millimeter-VLBI with a Large Millimeter Array: Future Possibilities	95
	The Variable Microwave Continuum of Radio-Loud AGN	103
	Millimeter Radiation from Normal Galaxies and AGN	108
	Submillimetre Observations of Low Ionization BAL Quasars	114
	Dynamical Studies of Spiral Galaxies	117
	Kinematics and Distribution of Molecular Gas in Galaxy Nuclei	125
	Star Formation and Molecular-Gas Dynamics in Galaxies with the Nobeyama Array and LSA	133
	Radio Recombination Lines from External Galaxies	137
	Molecular Gas in Early-Type Galaxies	144
	Magellanic Cloud Studies with Large mm Arrays	154
	With the LSA Detect Continuum or Line Emission from AGB Stars in the LMC?	164
	High-Resolution Submm and MIR Imaging of the Central Parsec of the Milky Way	168
	New Evidence for Interaction of a Molecular Cloud/HII Region with the G359.54+0.18 Nonthermal Filaments	173
	Galactic Molecular Clouds	177
	Millimeter-Wave Absorption Spectroscopy of Molecular Clouds	185
	Astrochemistry	193
	Abundance and Origin of Galactic Water	202
	Interferometric Observations of Sagittarius B2: Evidence for Grain Chemistry	206
	A Hot Ring in the Sgr B2 Molecular Cloud	210
	High-Density Filaments in the Photodissociation Region (PDR) Associated with NGC 7023	214
	Searching for Star Formation Regions	218
	Infrared and mm Data for Class I Candidates	222
	Observations of Young Stellar Objects with Large Millimeter-Wave Arrays	226
	Protoplanetary Disks	235
	Observations of Bipolar Molecular Outflows with Large Millimeter Arrays	243
	Accretion and Outflow in a Protostellar System in Corona Australis	251
	Masers at Millimeter and Submillimeter Wavelengths	256
	Millimeter Recombination Lines from Dense Envelopes Around Young Stars	264
	Millimeter Continuum Observations of Stars	268
	AGB Star Envelopes as Probes of Stellar Evolution and Time-Dependent Chemistry	276
	CO Observations of Short Period Miras	286
	Planetary Nebulae	290
	Supernovae with the Large Southern Array	298
	Study of Planetary Atmospheres	308
	Asteroids and Comets: The Prospect for Observations with a Large Millimetre Array	316
	An Extension of the European Millimetre VLBI Network: Plans for a mm Radiotelescope in Greece	326
	Science with Large Millimetre Telescopes	330
	The Synergy Between a Large Southern Array and the Very Large Telescope of ESO	337
	A European Study Project for a Southern Millimetre Array	340
	Large Southern Array: Feasibility	345
	On the Imaging Efficiency, Speed, and Sensitivity of Millimetre Arrays	353
	Site Survey for a Large Southern Array	358
	Correction of Atmospheric Phase Fluctuations	365
	Atmospheric Phase Correction Based on Sky Emission in the 210-248 GHz Band	371
	Phase Correction Strategies for the Australia Telescope Compact Array at Short Wavelengths	375
	Innovative Telescope Designs	380
	Millimetre Receiver Technology for a Large Array	387
	Correlator Developments for (Sub)millimeter Telescopes	395
	Concluding Remarks	405