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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 653, PART |
2006 DECEMBER 10, NUMBER |
<APHY OF THE REIONIZATION EPOCH WITH MULTIFREQUENCY CMB OBSERVATIONS
Vionteagudo, | i berde, & Raul Jimenez
DIAL NON-GAUSSIANITY AND ANALYTICAL FORMULA FOR MINKOWSKI FUNCTIONALS
COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND AND LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURI
NG COSMOLOGICAL DEGENERACIES IN GALAXY CLUSTER SURVEYS WITH A PHYSICAL MODEI
R STRUCTURI
D. Younaer Zoltan Haima
ERSAL HALOS AND THE RADIAL ORBIT INSTABILITY
D. MacM Vrence VW. Widrow, & Richard N. Henriksen
IES AT 6: THE UV LUMINOSITY FUNCTION AND LUMINOSITY DENSITY FROM 506 HUDI
ARALLEL ACS FIELD, AND GOODS i-DROPOUTS 2
G. D. Ill Il. P. Blakeslee, & M
QUASARS: WHAT TURNS THEM OFF’
t J Evan Scannapieco, & H. M. P. Couchman
ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS AND STARBURST CLASSIFICATION FROM SP/TZER MID-INFRARED SPECTRA
FOR HIGH-REDSHIFT SWIRE SOURCES
DW Vv. Peiletta, C. J. Lonsdale, B. J. Wilkes, B. Siana, J. R. Houck, J. Surace, D. Shupe, D. Farrah, & H. E. Smith
RPING AND PRECESSION IN GALACTIC AND EXTRAGALACTIC ACCRETION DISKS
Vario Lit Zulema Abraham, & Herman J. Mosquera Cuesta
SILICATE FEATURES IN ACTIVE GALA¢ NUCLEI: NEW INSIGHTS INTO UNIFICATION MODELS
D. C. Hines, V. Gorjian, M. W. Werner, K. Cleary, F. J. Low, P. S. Smith, & J. Bowwman
THE UNIFIED MODEL OF ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI. I. NON-HIDDEN BROAD-LINE REGION SEYFERT 2
AND NARROW-LINE SEYFERT | GALAXIES
En-I Z & Jian-Min War
THE MASSO F THE BLACK HOLE IN THE SEYFERT | GALAXY NGC 4593 FROM REVERBERATION MAPPING
K D. Denney, Misty C. Bentz, Bradley M. Peterson, Richard W. Pogge, Edward M. Cackett, Matthias Dietrich, Jeffrey K. J. Fogel
lakeo Minezaki, Christopher A. Onken, Vladimir I. Pronik, Douglas O. Richstone
& Yuzuru Yoshi
LINE STRENING ETARHLY-STYP E CLUSTER GALAXIES AT z = 0.33: IMPLICATIONS FOR a/Fe, NITROGEN,
\ND THE HISTORIESO F E/SOs
Daniel D. Kelson, Garth D. Illingworth, Marijn Franx, & P. G. van Dokkum
RA OBSERVATIONO F THE INTERACTION OF THE RADIO SOURCE AND COOLING CORE IN ABELL 2063
Kanov, Craig L. Sarazin, & Amalia K. Hicks
THE ACS VIRGO CLUSTER SURVEY. XIV. ANALYSISO F COLOR-MAGNITUDE RELATIONS
IN GLOBULAR CLUSTER SYSTEMS
Steff Vic Ci indrés Jordan, Patrick Coté, Markus Kissler-Patig, Eric W. Peng
P Blakeslee, Simona Mei, David Merritt, John L. Tonrv, & Michael J. West
THE HOT GAS CONTENT OF LOW-LUMINOSITY EARLY-TYPE GALAXIES AND THE IMPLICATIONS REGARDING
SUPERNOVA HEATING AND ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS FEEDBACK
> David, Christine Jones, William Forman, Iris Monica Vargas, & Paul Nulsen
PITZER VIEW OF LOW-METALLICITY STAR FORMATION. |. HARO 3
K. Hunt, Trinh X. Thuan, Marc Sauvage, & Yuri I. lzotor
THE BARYON CONTENT OF EXTREMELY LOW MASS DWARF GALAXIES
4Vi G V1. R. Blanton, M. Masjedi, & A. A. West
\ KINEMATICALLY SELECTED, METAL-POOR STELLAR HALO IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF M31
S. C. Chapman, R. Ibeta, G. F- Lewis, A. M. N. Ferguson, M. Irwin, A. McConnachie, & N. Tanvir
CONTENTS
PROCESSINGO F INTERSTELLAR DUST AND POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
SUPERNOVA REMNANT N132D
a& hh Keach
FA COMPACT X-RAY SOURCE IN THE LMC SUPERNOVA REMNANT N23 WITH CHANDRA(4
xan 1, lo fama a A S/ A
DISTRIBUTION OF THI riC FIRST STARS. |. HIGH-RESOLUTION N-BODY APPROACH
THE SPITE PLATEAU: A POSSIBLE RECONCILIATIONO F HALO STARS OBSERVATIONS
ROM BIG BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS
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CELERATION AT COLLISIONLESS SHOCKS
UATIONS
AND NONTHERMAL PARTICLE ACCELERATION IN RELATIVISTIC, TRANSVERSE MAGNETOSONIC
AVES IN PROTON-ELECTRON-POSITRON PLASMAS
ON OBSERVATIONSO F THE BIPOLAR PLANETARY NEBULAE N¢ 346 AND NGC
G ‘ y | C7} & Rosa M. it
ATIONSI N THE D/H RATIOO F EXTENDED SIGHT LINES FROM /
IC EXPLORER OBSERVATIONS
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THE GLOBAL EVOLUTION OF GIANT MOLECULAR CLOUDS. I. MODEL FORMULATION
AND QUASI-EQUILIBRIUM BEHAVIOR
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\RGE-AREA MAPPING AT 850 yum. V. ANALYSISO F THI LUMP DISTRIBUTION
THE ORION A SOUTH MOLECULAR CLOUD
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SILICON MONOXIDE OBSERVATIONS REVEAL A CLUSTERO F HIDDEN COMPACT OUTFLOWS
THE OM¢ SOUTH REGION
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TFLOW-DRIVEN CAVIT D l . } LATIONSO F INTERMEDIARIES
PROTOSTI
PROTOSTELLAR SYSTEM I
WITH MASSIVE STAR-DISK SYSTEMS
ES INGAMMA-RAY BUR EUTRAL POINTS AND THE EFFECT OF MODE COUPLING
ROTRON EMISSION IN SMALL-SCALE MAGNETIC FIELDS AS A POSSIBLE EXPLANATION
MR PROMPT EMISSION SPECTRA OF GAMMA-RAY BURSTS
N SHORT GAMMA-RAY BURSTS. I. THE UNCOLLIMATED AFTERGLOW OF GRB 050724
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\KS IN SHORT GAMMA-RAY BURSTS. IL. THE COLLIMATED AFTERGLOW OF GRB 051221A
D G e, Milvia ( Sande K. Patel, Chryssa Kouveliotou, Bing Zhai
( Chinca veil ¢ & RalpAh. M ri
PROCESS NUCLEOSYNTHESIS TO NUCLEAR REACTION RATES IN A 25 M., SUPERNOVA MODEI
VU. Wiesci H Kip
| SPECTROPOLARIM THE TYPE Ia SN 2004dt
GROWING HYDRODYNAMIC MODES IN KEPLERIAN ACCRETION DISKS DURING SECONDARY PERTURBATIONS
ELLIPTICAL VORTEX EFFECTS
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RD LOOK AT THE LOW) HARD STATE IN ACCRET ING BLACK HQLES
D. Steeghs, M. Rupen, R. W. Hunstead, R. Wijnands, P. A. Charles, & A. C. Fabian
\ COMPARISON OF ULTRALUMINOUS X-RAY SOURCES IN NGC 1399 AND THE ANTENNAE GALAXIES ( NGC 4038/4039)
ra‘ KRaare
LOW MACH NUMBER MODELING OF TYPEI I X-RAY BURST DEFLAGRATIONS
& Ronald E. Taam
THREE-DIMENSIONAL SIMULATIONSO F THI REORGANIZATIONO F A QUARK STAR’S MAGNETIC FIELD
AS INDUCEDB Y THE MEISSNER EFFECT
QO 3 ebergal, Wolfgang Dob & De
ROTOCHEMICAL HEATINGO F NEUTRON STARS RIGOROUS FORMALISM WITH ELECTROSTATIC
POTENTIAL PERTURBATIONS
R Jotré. Rod indez, & Elena Kant
PROMAGNETIC CASCADES IN SPIN-POWERED PULSARS
IANT PULSES FROM PSR J182
3ailes, R. N. Manchester, & S V/
THE CHANDRA X-RAY SPECTRUM OF THI 10.6s PULSAR IN WESTERLUND|
TESTING THE MAGNETAR HYPOTHESIS
ae RP & S. A. Zhekor
THE 2004 HYPERFLARE FROM SGR 1806—20: FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR GLOBAL TORSIONAL VIBRATIONS
7 j q ] & {rnin il y Watts
DISCOVERY OF AN ECLIPSING X-RAY BINARY WITH A 32.69 hr PERIOD IN M101
AN ANALOG OF HER X-1 OR LMC X-4?
CARBON DEFICIENCY IN EXTERNALLY POLLUTED WHITE DWARFS: EVIDENCE FOR ACCRETION OF ASTEROIDS
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF TIDAI SYNCHRONIZATION IN SOLAR-TYPE BINARY STARS
IN THE OPEN CLUSTERS M35 AND M34
.) ; f t D. Mathieu, & Keivan G. Stass
ARIABILITY IN THE YOUNG 1 MASSIVE TRIPLE @- ORIONIS A
tS Sel esta Da rf Huc remoerder, Ka 1 ishibe
METHOD FOR ECLIPSING COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
y & David Charbonnea
TION OF EMISSION-LINE ACTIVITY IN INTERMEDIATI MASS YOUNG STARS
/ 1 C. Bhatt, G. Maheswar, & S. Mune €
EVOLUTION AROUND A STARS
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& M. W. Werner
ROTATIONAL MODULATION OF THE RADIO EMISSION FROM THE M9 DWARF TVLM 513
BROADBAND COHERENT EMISSION AT THE SUBSTELLAR BOUNDARY?
G. Ha 1 1. Antonova, J. G. Doyle, S. Bourke, WF. B en, & A. Golder
ON THE SEARCH FOR TRANSITSO F THE PLANETS ORBITING GLIESE 876
D. Shant nd, £ J. Rivera, G. Laughlin anh P. ce, B. Gary, R. Bissinge
IcGee Wolf B. Carte: Le /. Biggs, B. Monard, & M. C. B
SOURCES OTF THE SOLAR WIND AT ULYSSES DURING 1990-2006
lf i & N. R. She ele)
HARD X-RAY PRODUCTION IN A FAILED FILAMENT ERUPTION
D ler, Rui Liu, & Holly R. Gilbert
HELIOSEIS MICALLY DETERMINED NEAR-SURFACI FLOWS UNDERLYING A QUIESCENT FILAMENT
ih | Deborah A. Haber, & Juri Toomre
DIAGNOSTICS OF THE HEATING PROCESSES IN SOLAR FLARES USING CHROMOSPHERIC SPECTRAL LINES
XY. Cheng, M. D. Ding, & J. P-L
NUMERICAL MODELING OF MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC WAVI PROPAGATION
AND REFRACTION IN SUNSPOTS
FE Ki me & ,M . ¢
ANGULAR MOMENTUM TRANSPORT BY GRAVITY WAVES IN THE SOLAR INTERIOR
VM. Rogers & Gary A. Glatzmaiei
NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF PENETRATION AND OVERSHOOT IN THE SUN
lan lf Pp ne Gal 1. Gliatzmaier, & ¢ 1. Jones
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OLENSING MAGNIFICATION
CONTENTS
A SPECTROSCOPIC SURVEY OF REDSHIFT 1.4 Sz < 3.0 GALAXIES IN THE GOODS-NORTH FIELD
SURVEY DESCRIPTION, CATALOGS, AND PROPERTIES :
s C. Steidel, Dawn K. Erb, Alice E. Shapley, & Max Pettini
VEY OF GALAXY KINEMATICSTO | IN THE TKRS’/GOODS-N FIELD. |
ATION AND DISPERSION PROPERTIES
i ( sfopnel { ile 7 f far la Mr Vi POUTTE Susan { Kassin
. SURVEY OF GALAXY KINEMATICS TO: | IN THE TKRS/GOODS-N FIELD. II
EVOLUTION IN THE TULLY-FISHER RELATION
17 C.F uwson Melbourne, A fetevier, N. P. Vogt, & D. C. Koo
DOES THE AGN UNIFIED MODEL EVOLVE WITH REDSHIFUTSI?N G THE X-RAY BACKGROUND
TO PREDICT THE MID-INFRARED EMISSION OF AGNs
) R. Ballant Y. Shi, G. H. Rieke, J. L. Donley, C. Papovich, & J. R. Righ
ABSORPTION OF 10-200 GeV GAMMA RAYS BY RADIATION FROM BROAD-LINE REGIONS IN BLAZARS 1089
Pa‘ VU. Ba
OUTFLOWSO F VERY IONIZGEASD I N THE CENTERSO F SEYFERT GALAXIES 1098
KINEMATICS AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONS
Vl {lmudena Prieto, Sueli Viegas, & Ruth Gruenw
TECTIONO F X-RAY EMISSION FROM THE COMPACT STEEP-SPECTRUM RADIO
um, & Willem H. de Vries
THE CHANDRA, HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE, AND VLA VIEW OF THE CIRCUMNUCLEAR EXTENDED EMISSION
IN THE NARROW EMISSION LINE GALAXY NGC 2110
aniel A. Et tC. Lee, Maria Kamenetska, Sarah C. Gallagher, Ralph P. Kraft, Martin J. HHaarrddccasatslte , & Kimber
THE MID-INFRARED PROPERTIESO F STARBURST GALAXIES FROM SPITZER-IRS SPECTROSCOPY
B.R.B brand | sB. ernard-Sala s, H. W. W. Spoon, D. Devost, G. C. Sloan, S. Guilles, ¥. Wu, J. R. Houck, D. W. Weedman
B. T. Soifer, V.C harmanda L. Hao, J. A. Marshall S. J. Higdon, & T. L. Herter
TIC CHEMICAL EVOLUTION: CARBON THROUGH ZINC
KRODaVa fT1de¢ i Umeda, Ker hi Nomot Vozomu Tominaga, & Takuya Ohkubo
SENSITIVE VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY STUDIESO F THE OH MEGAMASER EMISSION
FROM IRAS 17208-0014
Vom comne\ L. Car & THT
SUBSTRUCTURE AROUND M31: EVOLUTION AND EFFECTS
A
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HYPERVELOCITY STARS: PREDICTING THE SPECTRUM OF EJECTION VELOCITIES
; } ( Bromie Scott J. Kenvon. Maraaret J. Gell i ott Barcikowski. Warren R. Brown. & Michael J. Kurtz
TIONO F HIGH-VELOCITY STARS FROM THE GALACTIC CENTER
Y AN INSPIRALING INTERMEDIATE-MASS BLACK HOLI
FIRST RESULTS FROM THE ARECIBO GALACTIC H 1 SURVEY: THE DISK/HALO INTERFACE REGION
IN THE OUTER GALAXY
S ina Stanimirovic, Mary Putman, Carl Heiles, Joshua E. G. Peek, Paul F. Goldsmith, Bon-Chul Koo, Marko Kréo
ff Erik Muller, Jagadheep D. Pandian, Aaron Parsons, Yvonne Tang, & Dan Werthimer
TRON TEMPERATURE GRADIENT IN THE GALACTIC DISK
1 Ou ert T. Rood, T. M. Bania, Dana S. Balser, & Walter J. Maciel
\ MASSIVE BIPOLAR OUTFLOW AND A DUSTY TORUS WITH LARGE GRAINS
IN THE PREPLANETARY NEBULA IRAS 22036+5306
Sahai, K. Young, N. A. Patel, C. Sanchez Contreras, & M. Morris
ON THE STABILITYO F ACCELERATING RELATIVISTIC SHOCK WAVES
oi J DI P. 1a Vai > ve (Vl
TURBULENT STRUCTURE OF A STRATIFIED SUPERNOVA-DRIVEN INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM
U.K. R loung & Mordecai-Mark Mac Low
THI HEAVY-ION APPROXIMATIOFNOR AMBIPOLAR DIFFUSION CALCULATIONS FOR WEAKLY IONIZED PLASMAS
> ik Shing Li, Christopher F. McKee, & Richard I. Klein
POLARIZATIONO F ABSORPTION LINES AS A DIAGNOSTICSO F CIRCUMSTELLAR, INTERSTELLAR,
AND INTERGALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELDS: FINE-STRUCTURE ATOMS
Huirong Yan & A. Lazarian
INTRINSIC SHORT-TIMESCALE VARIABILITY IN W3(OH) HYDROXYL MASERS
R. Ramachandran, A. A. Deshpande, & W. M. Goss
CONTENTS
THE CHARACTERIZATION AND GALACTIC DISTRIBUTIONO F INFRARED DARK CLOUDS
. Vi. Rathborne. R. Y. Shai I M. Jackson. & E. T Chambers
OPTICAL EMISSION BAND MORPHOLOGIESO F THE RED RECTANGLI
fdolf N. Witt, Donald G. York, Vikram Vi. Dwarkadas, Bruce E. Woodgate, & Povilas Palunas
THE EXCITATIONO F SO IN COLD MOLECULAR CLOUDS: TM(¢
jue Cernicha & P.(
MID-INFRARED IMAGINGO F THE HERBIG Ae STAR AB AURIGAE: EXTENDED EMISSIONO N SEVERAL SCALES
i Mevidas C M Tek R. S. Fisher, C. Packham, & J. T. RadomWN Sh 1
[WO BIPOLAR OUTFLOWS AND MAGNETIC FIELDSI N THE MULTIPLE PROTOSTAR SYSTEM L1448 IRS 3
j HW yoney, Richard M. Crutcher, & Jason M. Kirk
INITIAL CONDIFOTR GIRAOVITNATISONA L COLLAPSE OF A CORI
EXTREMELY YOUNG LOW-MASS CLASS 0 PROTOSTARG F 9-2
S. f a, Yoshimi Kitamu & H o Shinnaga
ROLENSINGO F LENSEI ) SUPERNOVAI
) & CI s Rk. KA .celol )
AGAINST MACROSCOPIC ASTROPHYSICAL DYADOSPHERES
EXPLORATION OF THE P.-P,,, RELATION FOR WIND-FED X-RAY PULSARS
i ) \i-Wei Liu, & Xiang-Don
PTIMING OF MILLISECOND PULSARS IN NGC 6752. II -ULSARS
rIrN THE CLUSTER OUTSKIRTS
( } {. Possent 1. G. Lyne, R. N. Manchest I unilo D'Amico, 4 Vl. Sart ssian
WTON OBSERVATIONSO F THE SOFT GAMMA-RAY REPEATER SGR 1900+14
1. Ties S. Zane, R. Turolla, L. Stella, G. L. Israel, D. Gotz, & M. Feroci
MODELING THE CLOSEST DOUBLE DEGENERATE SYSTEM RX JO806.3+1527 AND ITS DECREASING PERIOD
} »’4 P Ve BRB urd & A. Teodores
DISCOVERY OF TWIN kHz QPOs IN THE PECULIAR X-RAY BINARY CIRCINUS X-1
SB ) V/ n der Klis, D. Altan u VU. Ale Wolt, R. VW ands, P. ¢ é ra apa
SELF-GRAVITATINGAGS SPHERESI N A BOX AND RELATIVISTIC CLUSTERS
RELATION BETWEEN DYNAMICAL AND THERMODYNAMICAL STABILITY
G SB vatvi-Kogan & Marco Mera
\ SENSITIVE SEARCH FOR VARIABILITY IN LATE L DWARFS: THE QUEFOR SWETATH ER
WM n./ R. Stauffer. J. Di Kirkpa ES. Ca C. R. Gelino, D. Barrad Vavascues
VWeS. Mark [ j nnea B. MV. i. fP atten. S. T. Me
ETESIMALS IN THE PRESEN( GIANT PLANET MIGRATION
) ( Pichardsor eG. M
) TERTIARY ASTROMETRIC COMPANIONS IN BINARY SYSTEMS 1469
Wo Mut Benjamin F. La S. RA } jernard F- Burke, M. M. Colavita, & M. Shao
THE DUST PROPERTIES OF EIGHT DEBRIS DISK CANDIDATES AS DETERMINED BY SUBMILLIMETER PHOTOMETRY
Pui & Sean M. And ,
THERMAL INFRARED CONSTRAINT TO A PLANETARY COMPANIONO F VEGA WITH THE MM1
ADAPTIVE OPTICS SYSTEM
VU { Heinze, § } inandam, De is L. Miller, Matti Guido Brusa, Melanie Freed, & J. R
ENGTHSO F WANDERING MAGNETIC FIELD LINES IN THE TURBULENTSO LAR WIND
DYNAMIC AND TOPOLOGICAL FEATURESO F PHOTOSPHERIC AND CORONAL ACTIVITIES PRODUCED 1499
BY FLUX EMERGENCE IN THE SUN
wi
\ COMPARISON BETWEEN GLOBAL SOLAR MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMK(
AND POTENTIAL FIELD SOURCE SURFACE MODEL RESULTS
1. Linker. Z. Mik R. Lionello, S. A. Ledvina, & J. G. Luhmani
HARMONIC ANALYSISO F TIME VARIATIONOBSS ERVED IN THE SOLAR RADIOF LUX MEASURED
AT 810 MHz FROM 1957 TO 2004
S Ziel j Vf { 1. Michale G. Mich
RADIAL AND LONGITUDINAL DEPENDENCE OF SOLAR 4—13 MeV AND 27~37 MeV PROTON PEAK INTENSITIES
AND FLUENCES: HELIOS AND IMP 8 OBSERVATIONS
D. La V1.-B. Kallenrode, R. B. Decker, E. C. Roelof. S. M. Krimigis, A. Aran, & B. Sanahuja
CONTENTS
4 SEARCH FOR NEUTRINOS FROM THE SOLAR hep REACTION AND THE DIFFUSE SUPERNOVA NEUTRINO
BACKGROUND WITH THE SUDBURY NEUTRINO OBSERVATORY
B. Aharmim, S. N. Ahmed, A. E. Anthony, E. W. Beier, A. Bellerive, M. Bergevin, S. D. Biller, M. G. Boulay, Y. D. Chan, M. Chen
B. 7 1. Cox, C. A. Currat, X. Dai, F. Dalnoki-Veress, H. Deng, J. Detwiler, M. DiMarco, P. J. Do«
Duncan, M. Dunford, J. A. Dunmore, E. D. Earle, H. C. Evans, G. T. Ewan, J. Farine
g ! A. Formaqgio, N. Gaqnon, J. Tm. Goon, K. Graham, E. Guillian, R. L. Haha
man, P. J. Harvey, R. Hazama, K. M. Heeger, W. J. Heintzelman, J. Heise, R. L. Helmer
Henning, A. Hime, C. Howard, M. A. Howe, M. Huang, P. Jagam, N. A. Jelley, J. R. Klein,
1. Kritiger. C. Kraus, C. B. Krauss, T. Kutter. C. C. M. Kyvba, H. Labranche, R. Lange
K. T. Lesko, J. R. Leslie, J. C. Loach, S. Luoma, R. MacLellan, S. Majerus, H. B. Mak
rino, R. Martin, N. McCauley, A. B. McDonald, S. McGee, C. Mifflin, K. K. S. Miknaitis,
B. G. Nickel, A. J. Noble, E. B. Norman, N. S. Oblath, C. E. Okada, H. M. O'Keeffi
V1. Oser. R. Ott. S. J. M. Peeters, A. W. P- Poon, G. Prior. K. Rielage. B. C. Robertson
Rollin, M. H. Schwendener, J. A. Secrest, S. R. Seibert, O. Simard, C. J. Sims
l R. G. Stokstad, L. C. Stonehill, G. Tesi« Tolich, T. Tsui, R. Van Berg
1. VanDevender, C. J. Virtue, T. J. Walker, f Wall, D. Walle:
D. L. Wark, J. Wendland, N. West, J. F. Wilkerson, J. R. Wilson
VM. Yeh, F. Zhang, & K. Zuber
A GENERAL RELATIVISTIC MODEL OF LIGHT PROPAGATION IN THE GRAVITATIONAL FIELD
OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM: THE DYNAMICAL CASI
F. de Felice, A. Vecchiato, M. T. Crosta, B. Bucciarelli, & M. G. Lattanz
HARDNESS RATIO ESTIMATION IN LOW COUNTING X-RAY PHOTOMETRY
K. Jin, S. N. Zhang, & J. FE. Wu
UPPER BOUNDSO N THE LOW-FREQUENCY STOCHASTIC GRAVITATIONAL WAVE BACKGROUND
FROM PULSAR TIMING OBSERVATIONS: CURRENT LIMITS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS
F. A. Jenet, G. B. Hobbs, W. van Straten, R. N. Manchester, M. Bailes, J. P. W. Verbiest
R. T. Edwards, A. W. Hotan, J. M. Sarkissian, & S. M. Ord
\ COMBINED EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE REACTION OF DICARBON (C;)
WITH DI-ACETYLENE (HCCD): POSSIBLE MECHANISFOMR S DEUTERIUM ENRICHMENT
IN THE INTERSTELLAR D1I-BUTADIYNYL RADICAL, CCCCD(X-*)
Y. Guo, V. V. Kislov, X. Gu, F. Zhang, A. M. Mebel, & R. I. Kaiser
ERRATUM: “HOST GALAXIESO F HARD X-RAY—SELECTED TYPE 2 ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI
AT INTERMEDIATE REDSHIFTS” (ApJ, 647, 892 [2006 ])
Gaku Kiuc Kouji Ohta, Masayuki Akivama, Kentaro Aoki, & Yoshihiro Ueda
‘PROPAGATION OF ULTRA~HIGH-ENERGY COSMIC RAYS ABOVE 10!” eV IN A STRUCTURED
RAGALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELD AND GALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELD” (ApJ, 639, 803 [2006] )
lajime Takami, Hiroyuki Yoshique hi, & Katsuhiko Sato
ERRATUM: “MODELING ECLIPSES IN THE CLASSICAL NOVA V PERSEI
THE ROLE OF THE ACCRETION DISK RIM” (ApJ, 644, 1104 [2006])
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