DUTREY, Anne

doi:10.1051/epjconf/202226500039

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DUTREY, Anne
Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Bordeaux [Pessac] [LAB]

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2022-04-06, Nice. 2022, vol. 265

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There are now several observational proofs that protoplanetary disks orbiting around TTauri stars are planet forming sites. Studying planet formations in disks requests both high sensitivity and high angular resolution (at Taurus distance, 0.1" means 15 au or 3 times the distance of Jupiter to the Sun). Moreover, H 2 , the main gas component remains difficult to observe, its mid-IR transitions only trace warm gas near the disk surface. Our knowledge on gas disk relies on trace molecules (CO, CN, CS, HCN, HCO + ...) observed by powerful large interferometers such as NOEMA and ALMA. I present here some recent results from ALMA and NOEMA showing that we start to quantitatively unveil the physical and chemical properties of planet forming disks.< Réduire

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Chemical Richness of protoplanetary Disks and related physical Properties

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