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THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT SERIES CONTENTSO F VOLUME 149 2003 NOVEMBER NUMBER | THE COSMOLOGICAL BARYON DENSITY FROM THE DEUTERIUM-TO-HYDRROATGIOE NI N QSO ABSORPTION SYSTEMS: D/H TOWARD Q1243+ 304 dD A nan, David 7 \ Su John M.O' M ea & Danl THE ROSAT NORTH ECLIPTIC POLE SURVEY: THE OPTICAL IDENTIFICATIONS lM. ¢ IP. Hes CRM H. Bohris L.G.B Wd &J. P.H MULTICOLOR PHOTOMETRY OF THE GALAXIES IN A2255 BY THI BELJING-ARIZONA-TAIWAN-CONNECTICUT SURVEY AND SLOAN DIGITAL SKY SURVEY O Yuan, Xu Z & Zhaoji Jia CHEMICAL ABUNDANCES AND ROTATION VELOCITIES OF BLUE HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS IN SIX GLOBULAR CLUSTERS B f B. Be ROTATION VELOCITIESO F RED AND BLUE FIELD HORIZONTAL-BRANCH STARS b BB. \ WESTERBORK SYNTHESIS RADIO TELESCOPE 1400 AND 350 MHz CONTINUUM SURVEY OF THI CYGNUS OB2 ASSOCIATION, IN SEARCH OF HOT MASSIVE STARS D Y. A. Setia Gunawan, A. Ger de Bru Karel A nder H & Pe ow MW INTRODUCING EMILI: COMPUTER-AIDED EMISSION LINE IDENTIFICATION Brian S ‘ Robi W ams, J 1. Baldwin, & Pet 1 M.vanH ESTIMATESO F STELLAR WEAK INTERACTION RATES FOR NUCLEI IN THE MASS RANGI / nP. t& George M. I ATOMIC DATA FOR RESONANCE ABSORPTION LINES. IIL WAVELENGTHS LONGWARD Ol LYMAN LIMIT FOR THE ELEMENTS HYDROGEN TO GALLIUM D ( Vortoi ELECTRON-ION RECOMBINATION RATE COEFFICIENTS AND PHOTOIONIZATION CROSS SECTIONS FOR ASTROPHYSICALLY ABUNDANT ELEMENTS. VIL RELATIVISTIC CALCULATIONS FOR O vi AND O vii FOR ULTRAVIOLET AND X-RAY MODELING ) V. Nahar & Anil K. Pradha ATOMIC DATA AND SPECTRAL LINE INTENSITIEFSOR S x1 li & A. K. Bhatic INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS 2003 DECEMBER NUMBER 2 ACBAR: THE ARCMINUTE COSMOLOGY BOLOMETER ARRAY RECEIVER VW. ¢ mvan, P. A. R. Ade, R. S. Bhatia, J. J. Bock, M. D. Daub, J. H. Goldstein, C. V. Haynes, W. L. Holzapfel, C. L. Kuo ie, J. Leo Vi. Lueker, M. Newcomb, J. B. Peterson, C. Reichardt, J. Ruhl, G. Sirbi, E. Torbet, C. Tuckei Turner, & D. Woolse) THE OPTICAL AND NEAR-INFRARED PROPERTIES OF GALAXIES. | LUMINOSITY AND STELLAR MASS FUNCTIONS Eric F. Bell, Daniel H. McIntosh, Neal Katz, & MartinD . Weinberg ADEMIS: A LIBRARY OF EVOLUTIONARY MODELS FOR EMISSION-LINE GALAXIES. | DUST-FREE MODELS t Gladis Magris C., Luc Binette, & Gustavo Bruzual A INFRARED OBSERVATIONS OF GALAXIES IN THE LOCAL UNIVERSE. IL. 391 CALIBRATED !MAGES WITH PHOTOMETRIC AND STRUCTURAL MEASUREMENTS {/hert D. Grauer, Marcia J. Rieke, & Alice C. Quillen CONTENTS GIANT MOLECULAR CLOUDS IN M33. lL. BIMA ALL-DISK SURVEY G. Engargiola, R. L. Plambeck, E. Rosolowsky, & L. Blit A CATALOG OF BRIGHT FILAMENTARY STRUCTURES IN THI INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM Tom Jackson, M Werner, & T. N. Gautier Ill ACS J=5 4 MAPPING SURVEY TOWARD HIGH-MASS STAR-FORMING CORES ASSOCIATED WITH WATER MASERS Yancy L. Shirley, Neal J. Evans I, Kaisa E. Young, ClaudiaKn ez, & Daniel T. Jaffe THE WISCONSIN Ha MAPPER NORTHERN SKY SURVEY E L. M. Hafiner, R. J. Reynolds, S. L. Tufte, G. J. Madsen, K. P. Jaehnig, & J. W. Percival TARGET SELECTION FOR SETI. Il. TYCHO-2 DWAOLRD OFPEN SCL,USTE RS AND THE NEAREST 100 STAR E Margaret C. Turnbull & Jill C. Tarter INFRARED PROPERTIESO F SOLID TITANIUM OXIDES: EXPLORING POTENTIAI PRIMARY DUST CONDENSATES Th. Posch, F. Kerschbaum, D. Fabian, H. Mut ike, J. Dorschner, A. Tamanai, & Th. Henning A FREE, FAST, SIMPLE, AND EFFICIENT TOTAL VARIATION DIMINISHING MAGNETOHYDRODY NAMIC CODI E Ue-Li Pen, Ph frras & ShingKwong Wong aese S% e;e“s4 7%,B e. PP a icy ae G3fi e