ngVLA-J memo series

Unveiling the Formation of Solar System Analogues on Terrestrial Scales

ID	Title	First Author
1	Hydrogen Radio Recombination Lines from Accreting Planets Open in new window	Hashimoto, J
2	Possibility of giant planet formation by pebble accretion in Class 0/I phases Open in new window	Tanaka, Y
3	Ring Structures by Coagulation of Dust Aggregates in Protostellar Disks observed by ngVLA Open in new window	Ohashi, S
4	Substructures in the Protostellar Phase: Connection to Planet Formation Open in new window	Nakatani, R.
5	Grain Growth Probed by ngVLA Polarimetric Observations Open in new window	Ueda. T.
6	Observing the NH3 snowline in protoplanetary disks with ngVLA Open in new window	Furuya, K.
7	Thermal Tomography of the Inner Regions of Protoplanetary Disks with the ngVLA and ALMA Open in new window	Okuzumi, S
8	Observations of Circumplanetary Disks with ngVLA Open in new window	Hu, B.
9	Prospects of High Spatial Resolution Observations with ngVLA Open in new window	Muto, T.

Probing the Initial Conditions for Planetary Systems and Life with Astrochemistry

ID	Title	First Author
1	The Hot and Dynamic Birth of Massive Stars from the ngVLA Perspective Open in new window	Tanaka,K.
2	Towards a comprehensive understanding of molecular cloud life cycle based on HI observations with the ngVLA Open in new window	Kobayashi, M
3	Carbon-Chain Chemistry around Massive Young Stellar Objects – Revealing the Origins of Chemical Diversity – Open in new window	Taniguchi, K

Charting the Assembly, Structure, and Evolution of Galaxies Over Cosmic Time

ID	Title	First Author
1	Constraining the Nature of Superluminous Supernovae and their Host Galaxies with ngVLA Open in new window	Hatsukade, B.
2	Cold Molecular Gas Halo at z ∼ 6 with ngVLA Open in new window	Fujimoto, S
3	Unveiling Dusty Starbursts by ngVLA Observations of Radio Recombination Lines Open in new window	Michiyama, T
4	Characterizing the physical conditions of cold/warm gas in submillimeter bright galaxies at z > 3 Open in new window	Tadaki, K

Understanding the Formation and Evolution of Stellar and Supermassive BH’s in the Era of Multi-Messenger Astronomy

ID	Title	First Author
1	Understanding the mass growth of supermassive black holes in the universe Open in new window	Imanishi, M
2	Hunting for wandering massive black holes with ngVLA Open in new window	Inayoshi, K
3	ngVLA will spatially pin-down mBHs and jets in optically-faint radio-loud galaxies Open in new window	Ichikawa, K
4	"Searching for intermediate-mass black holes in the Central Molecular Zone of our Galaxy" Open in new window	Takekawa, S.
5	GRB and Transient Sciences Open in new window	Urata, Y.
6	Observing Relativistic Jets in Active Galactic Nuclei with ngVLA Open in new window	Hada, K.
7	Multiphase Gas Morphology and Dynamics in the Circumnuclear Region Open in new window	Sawada-Satoh, S.
8	Resolving the Parsec-scale Feeding and Feedback Flows of Ionized Gas around Active Galactic Nuclei Open in new window	Izumi, T.