Abstract: Line-intensity mapping—the observation of aggregate emission in various atomic and molecular spectral lines—is an emerging technique with tremendous potential to shed light on how the first stars and galaxies formed, as well as on subsequent early-universe star formation and galaxy formation.
Line-intensity mapping with the CO Mapping Array Pathfinder
Dongwoo Chung (CITA) // November 9, 2020
Abstract: Line-intensity mapping—the observation of aggregate emission in various atomic and molecular spectral lines—is an emerging technique with tremendous potential to shed light on how the first stars and galaxies formed, as well as on subsequent early-universe star formation and galaxy formation.
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