Astronomy and Astrophysics 1995: Vol 294 Table of Contents

5 Pages·1995·1.7 MB·English

Volume 294 1995
Contents
Letters to the Editor Nonlinear structures of self-gravitating systems in stable
modes
Discovery of a galactic supersoft binary X-ray source
Zhang T.X., Li X.Q.
Beuermann K., Reinsch K., Barwig H., Burwitz V.,
de Martino D., Mantel K.-H., Pakull M.W., Robinson Testing higher-order Lagrangian perturbation theory against
E.L., Schwope A.D., Thomas H.-C., Triimper J., numerical simulations. I. Hierarchical models
van Teeseling A., Zhang E. Melott A.L., Buchert T., Wei A.G.
Optical variability of the supersoft source Bias minimisation in Potent
RX J0019.8+2156 Newsam A., Simmons J.F.L., Hendry M.A.
Greiner J., Wenzel W. Evidence for Sakharov oscillations of initial perturbations in
UBVRI photometry of SN 1994D in NGC 4526 the anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background
Wu H., Yan H.-J., Zou Z.-L. Jorgensen H.E., Kotok E., Naselsky P., Novikov I.
Frequencies and splittings of low-degree solar p modes: results
of the Luminosity Oscillations Imager
Appourchaux T., Toutain T., Telljohann U., Jiménez
A., Rabello-Soares M.C., Andersen B.N., Jones A.R.
Atomic carbon in a dark cloud: TMC-1 Extragalactic astronomy
Schilke P., Keene J., Le Bourlot J., Pineau des Foréts
NGC 1808: X-ray emission from the nuclear starburst
G., Roueff E.
Junkes N., Zinnecker H., Hensler G., Dahlem M..,
A cosmological test with compact radio sources Pietsch W.
Kayser R.
Dense gas in nearby galaxies. VIII. The detection of OCS
Interaction of the Loop! supershell with the Local Hot Mauersberger R., Henkel C., Chin Y.-N.
Bubble
Gamma-rays from the funnels of thick accretion disks around
Egger R.J., Aschenbach B.
active galactic nuclei
G 359.23—0.92, the Mouse, a pulsar powered bow shock? Bednarek W., Kirk J.G.
Predehl P., Kulkarni S.R.
The ultraviolet absorption spectrum of the z = 2.72 QSO
ROSAT observation of GX 1+4 HS 1700+6416. I. Results on heavy-element absorption sys-
Predehl P., Friedrich S., Staubert R. tems
First spectroscopic confirmation of a microlensing event Vogel S., Reimers D.
towards the galactic bulge Steps towards nonlinear cluster inversion through gravita-
Benetti S., Pasquini L., West R.M. tional distortions. I. Basic considerations and circular clus-
High energy electrons and positrons in cosmic rays as an ters
indicator of the existence of a nearby cosmic tevatron Schneider P., Seitz C.
Aharonian F.A., Atoyan A.M., Vélk HJ. Metallicities in the Magellanic Clouds from CCD Strémgren
Ultraviolet extensions measured with ROSAT HRI around photometry. The globular clusters NGC 1866 (LMC) and
active galaxies NGC 330 (SMC)
Arp H. Hilker M., Richtler T., Gieren W.
Heating of a rotating star Isophote shapes of merger remnants
Harpaz A., Rappaport S. Lima Neto G.B., Combes F.
Dust as the cause of spots on Jupiter A multilevel study of ammonia in star-forming regions.
Field G.B., Tozzi G.P., Stanga R.M. VI. The envelope of Sagittarius B2
Hiittemeister S., Wilson T.L., Mauersberger R., Lemme
C., Dahmen G., Henkel C.
Cosmology
Redshift observations of Abell/ACO galaxy clusters in two
The equation of motion in Kaluza—Klein cosmology and its candidate superclusters
implications for astrophysics Batuski D.J., Maurogordato S., Balkowski C., Olowin
Wesson P.S., Ponce de Leon J. RS.
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Galactic structure and dynamics Ionization structure of Cygnus X-3: Iron anomaly in Wolf-
Rayet stars?
Order in the distribution of 3-D periodic orbits
Terasawa N., Nakamura H.
Barbanis B., Contopoulos G.
Deductions from the reconstructed evolutionary and pulsa-
Chemical evolution in an inhomogeneous interstellar
tional history of FG Sagittae
medium
van Genderen A.M., Gautschy A.
Wilmes M., K6éppen J.
On the evolution of rotational velocity distributions for
The spatial distribution of the LMC foreground stars
solar-type stars
Oestreicher M.O., Schmidt-Kaler T.
Keppens R., MacGregor K.B., Charbonneau P.
Dispersal and mixing of oxygen in the interstellar medium of
Optical spectral evolution of Nova Cygni 1992 = V 1974
gas-rich galaxies
Cygni
Roy J.-R., Kunth D.
Rafanelli P., Rosino L., Radovich M.
On the fate of self-gravitating galactic accretion disks
Contact binaries in thermal equilibrium
Kohler R.
Kahler H.
Two integral dynamical models for disks with almost circular
On the absolute brightnesses and masses of early-type stars
orbits
Schénberner D., Harmanec P.
Batsleer P., Dejonghe H.
Coronal X-ray emission and rotation of cool main-sequence
stars
Stellar clusters and associations Hempelmann A., Schmitt J.H.M.M., Schultz M.,
Riidiger G., Stepien K.
Hot HB stars in globular clusters: physical parameters and
consequences for theory. I. M 15 and its blue faint horizontal On light curve modeling of high-inclination binary systems
branch with gap with accretion disks
Moehler S., Heber U., de Boer K.S. Zola S.
Blue stragglers in Galactic globular clusters: playing with The distance to the Wolf-Rayet star HD 50896
specific quantities Howarth I.D., Schmutz W.
Ferraro F.R., Fusi Pecci F., Bellazzini M. New observational limits on dynamo saturation in young
UBVRI photometry and polarimetry of the stars in S 252 solar-type stars
(NGC 2175). II. Interpretation O’Dell M.A., Panagi P., Hendry M.A.,
Haikala L.K. Collier Cameron A.
Radiation pressure effects in early-type close binaries and
implications for the solution of eclipse light curves
Formation, structure and evolution of stars Drechsel H., Haas S., Lorenz R., Gayler S.
A comparison between the observed and theoretically pre- (RN) On the evolutionary status of two very active visual
dicted distribution of WR stars in the Galaxy and in the binaries
Magellanic Clouds Martin E.L., Brandner W.
Vanbeveren D. Maximum mass instability of neutron stars and weak interac-
(RN) Massive star evolution with rotation in the Large tion processes in dense matter
Magellanic Cloud Gourgoulhon E., Haensel P., Gondek D.
Kiziloglu N., Civelek R., Kirbiyik H.
Magnetothermal evolution of neutron stars
Urpin V.A., Shalybkov D.A.
Stellar atmospheres
Time resolved Ha spectroscopy of the SU Ursae Majoris star
TU Mensae in quiescence Ionization and temperature of nova shells. II. The influence of
Mennickent R.E. realistic photospheric radiation fields
Simultaneous photometric and spectroscopic monitoring of Beck H.K.B., Hauschildt P.H., Gail H.-P., Sedlmayr
rapid variations of the Be star y Centauri E.
Stefl S., Baade D., Harmanec P., Balona L.A. On the reflection of linear 3-D hydrodynamic waves in a plane
Nonaxisymmetric dynamo solutions and extended starspots atmosphere by an ionization step
on late-type stars Schmitz F., Fleck B.
Moss D., Barker D.M., Brandenburg A., Tuominen I. Non-LTE line formation for iron group elements. II. Fe VI
Excess Ha. emission in chromospherically active binaries Becker S.R., Butler K.
Montes D., Ferndndez-Figueroa M.J., De Castro E., The chemically peculiar star HD 221006
Cornide M. Leone F., Catalano F.A., Manfré M.
A large amplitude flaring dMe star in the 1978 October 6B The binary system of the Be star KX Andromedae
y-ray burst error box Floquet M., Hubert A.M., Hubert H., Ballereau D..,
Greiner J., Motch C. Chauville J.
ROSAT pointed observations of four X-ray bright DA white Compositional differences among the A-type stars. II. Spec-
dwarfs ; trum synthesis up to v sini = 110kms"*
Wolff B., Jordan S., Bade N., Reimers D. Hill G.M.
HD 96008: an ellipsoidal variable star, not an unusual F-type Monte Carlo simulation of light scattering in the envelopes of
variable young stars
Mantegazza L., Poretti E. Voshchinnikov N.V., Grinin V.P., Karjukin V.V.
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The atmosphere of the peculiar binary system ET Androme- The solar system
dae
On the fractal dimension of the families of the asteroids
Kuschnig R., Ryabchikova T., Piskunov N., Weiss
Zaninetti L., Cellino A., Zappala V.
W.W., LeContel J.M.
Sidereal period, pole and shape of asteroid 1620 Geogra-
Spectroscopy of RY Sagittarii during the 1993 minimum
phos
Asplund M.
Kwiatkowski T.
Observation and modelling of main sequence star chromos-
Modulation of the interstellar oxygen-to-hydrogen ratio by
pheres. III. Differential analysis of hydrogen lines versus
the heliospheric interface plasma
activity level in M dwarfs
Fahr H.J., Osterbart R., Rucinski D.
Houdebine E.R., Doyle J.G., KoScielecki M.
MHD model calculations for the effect of interplanetary
shocks on the plasma tail of a comet
Wegmann R.
Diffuse matter in space (including Hl regions and plane-
tary nebulae)
Fluorescent excitation of [Nill] lines in the spectra of gaseous Celestial mechanics and astrometry
nebulae Semi-analytical theory of the mean orbital motion
Lucy L.B. Meétris G., Exertier P.
Interstellar polarization at high galactic latitudes from distant MACHO photometry and astrometry
stars. I. First results for Z = 600 pc Hog E., Novikov I.D., Polnarev A.G.
Berdyugin A., Snare M.-O., Teerikorpi P. Analysis of modern observations of the Sun and inner
Millimeter and submillimeter observations of the Orion Bar. planets
I. Physical structure Kolesnik Y.B.
Hogerheijde M.R., Jansen D.J., van Dishoeck E.F. Time ephemeris
(RN) Millimeter-wave molecular emission and absorption Fukushima T.
profiles toward Cassiopeia A
Liszt H., Lucas R.
Physical and chemical processes
Hot shocked ammonia towards Sgr B2
Flower D.R., Pineau des Foréts G., Walmsley C.M. Ion viscosity-driven accretion in the absence of magnetic
fields
The discovery of methanol masers at 107 GHz
Meirelles Filho C.
Val’tts ILE., Dzura A.M., Kalenskii S.V., Siysh V.L.,
Booth R.S., Winnberg A. Amplification of neutron star magnetic fields by thermoelect-
ric effects. [V. Averaged small-scale modes and selection rules
(RN) Extreme-infrared (800 um) polarimetry at the JCMT
for large-scale modes
of the W 75N-IRS 1 cloud
Wiebicke H.-J., Geppert U.
Vallée J.P., Bastien P.
Non-linear interaction of a gravitational wave with a distribu-
Physical properties of the OMC-2 and OMC-3 cores from CS
tion of particles
and C'*O observations
Kleidis K., Varvoglis H., Papadopoulos D., Esposito
Castets A., Langer W.D.
F.P.
On the propagation of light in relativistic Maxwellian plas-
The Sun mas
Schlickeiser R.
Acoustic wave propagation in the solar atmosphere. I. Linear
response to adiabatic wave excitation
Sutmann G., Ulmschneider P. Instruments, data processing, and computational meth-
ods
Acoustic wave propagation in the solar atmosphere. II. Non-
linear response to adiabatic wave excitation New optical solutions for very large telescopes using a
Sutmann G., Ulmschneider P. spherical primary
Oscillations of the Sun’s chromosphere. VII. K grains revi- Wilson R.N., Delabre B.
sited
von Uexkiill M., Kneer F. Abstracts of articles which have been published in A&A
Solar flare Hoa impact polarization from high energy elec- Supplement Series 109, No. 2
trons?
Fletcher L., Brown J.C. A catalogue of variable stars in the lower instability strip
Resonant absorption of Alfvén waves in coronal loops in Garcia J.R., Cebral J.R., Scoccimarro E.R., Wahnon
visco-resistive MHD P., Arena R., Bazterra V., Pellizza L., Risi A.,
Erdélyi R., Goossens M. Rodriguez M.L., Zimmermann M.
LTE polarized radiative transfer through interlaced atmo- Opacity sampling model photospheres for M dwarfs. II. The
spheres grid
del Toro Iniesta J.C., Ruiz Cobo B., Bellot Rubio L.R., Brett J.M.
Collados M. StarHeads (Announcement of a database)
Models of stationary siphon flows in stratified, thermally Heck A.
conducting coronal loops. I. Regular solutions Radio to X-ray energy distribution of BL Lacertae objects
Orlando S., Peres G., Serio S. Giommi P., Ansari §.G., Micol A.
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Heterochromatic extinction. I. Dependence of interstellar NOAA 6850: an inactive delta-configuration and its magnetic
extinction on stellar temperature, surface gravity, and metal- and velocity fields
licity Bumba V., Klvaria M., Kalman B.
Grebel E.K., Roberts W.J. Catalogue of blue stragglers in open clusters
Heterochromatic extinction. II. Dependence of atmospheric Ahumada J., Lapasset E.
extinction on stellar temperature, surface gravity, and metal- The spectral hole-burning device: a 3-dimensional photon
licity detector
Roberts W.J., Grebel E.K. Keller C.U., Gschwind R., Renn A., Rosselet A., Wild
Long-term photometry of variables at ESO. III. The third U.P.
data catalogue (1990-1992) Model fitting and error analysis for differential interferome-
Manfroid J., Sterken C., Cunow B., de Groot M., try. I. General formalism
Jorissen A., Kneer R., Krenzin R., Kruijswijk M., Chelli A., Petrov R.G.
Naumann M., Niehues M., Schéneich W., Sevenster M.,
Model fitting and error analysis for differential interferome-
Vos N., Vogt N.
try. II. Application to rotating stars and binary systems
H®CN, H°CO*, HCN and HCO* observations of dense gas Chelli A., Petrov R.G.
in galactic molecular clouds
Uncertainties in the determination of the Stokes parameters
Pirogov L., Zinchenko I., Lapinov A., Myshenko V.,
due to photon noise
Shul’ga V. 911
Sanchez Almeida J.
The UV properties of normal galaxies. II. The “non-IUE”
data
Rifatto A., Longo G., Capaccioli M. 911
The sunspotless flare on April 12, 1991 and the evolution of
the neighboring filaments
Li K.J., Zhong S.H., Ding Y.J., Bai J.M., Li Q.Y. 911