LLAMA Millimeter and Submillimeter Observatory. Update on its Science Opportunities

MANUEL FERNÁNDEZ-LÓPEZ; P. BENAGLIA; S. CICHOWOLSKI; F. S: CORRERA; G. CRISTIANI; T. P. DOMINICI; N. DURONEA; G. GIMENEZ DE CASTRO; J. R. D. LEPINE; I. F. MIRABEL; J. P. RAULIN; HUGO P. SALDAÑO; L. SUAD; C. VALOTTO

REVISTA MEXICANA DE ASTRONOMíA Y ASTROFíSICA

UNIV NACIONAL AUTONOMA MEXICO

Lugar: México; Año: 2023

0185-1101

The Large Latin American Millimeter Array (LLAMA for short) is a joint scientific and technological undertak-ing of Argentina and Brazil whose goal is to install and to operate an observing facility capable of performingobservations of the Universe at millimeter and sub-millimeter wavelengths. It will consist of a 12 m ALMA-likeantenna with the addition of two Nasmyth cabins. LLAMA is located at 4850 m above sea level in the PunaSalte˜na, in the northwest region of Argentina. When completed, LLAMA will be equipped with six ALMAreceivers covering Bands 1, 2+3, 5, 6, 7, and 9, which will populate the two Nasmyth cabins. We summarizehere the main ideas related with the Science that LLAMA could accomplish on different astronomical topics,gathered from the experince of a group of international experts on each field