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CONTENTSO F VOLUME 680, PART |
2008 JUNE 10, NUMBER |
\ METHOD FOR WEAK-LENSING FLEXION ANALYSIS BY THE HOLICs MOMENT APPROACH
O 1, Keiichi Umetsu, & Tosi mi « utamase
IMPACT OF GALAXY CLUSTER MERGERS ON COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETER ESTIMATION FROM SURVEYS
THE SUNYAEV-ZEL’DOVEIFFCEHCT
R. Wik, Craig L. Sarazin, Paul M. Rick
1E STELLAR INITIAL MASS FUNCTION AT THE EPOCHO F REIONIZATION
Cha
THE CONTRIBUTION OF STAR FORMATION AND MERGING TO STELLAR MASS BUILDUP IN GALAXIES
) & Marcelo Alvar
ADDING ENVIRONMENTAL GAS PHYSICS TO THE SEMIANALYTIC METHOD FOR GALAXY FORMATION
GRAVITATIONAL HEATING
») hk cij&a Jrere n
THE EVOLUTIONARY HISTORY OF GALACTIC BULGES: PHOTOMETRIC AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES
OF DISTANT SPHEROIDSI N THE GOODS FIELDS
1. MacArthur. Richard S. ! Tommaso 7 J in U. Ket Bundy, & Sean Moran
OVERCOMING THE CIRCULAR PROBLEM FOR GAMMA-RAY BURSTS IN COSMOLOGICAI
GLOBAL-FITTING ANALYSIS
Oing Xia, Jie Liu, Gon
\ PHOTOMETRIC SURVEY FOR Ly
IN HIGH-REDSHIFT GALAXIES
Nagao, Shunji S. Sasaki, Roberto Maiolino estine Grady, Nobunar shikawa, ChunL y, Matthew A. Malkan
VMotoha Takashi Muravama. Danie haerer Yasu ( Ova shiaki Taniqucl
YMM-NEWTON OBSERVATIONOSF THE RED TYPE 1.8 QUASAR 2M1049+5837: REFLECTION FROM COLD
AND WARM (IONIZED) MATTER
Wilkes. K. A. Pound £ G. D. Schn
R MID-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF DISTANT X-RAY LUMINOUS ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI
f Dan W. Weedman. Vandana Desai, Emeric Le Floc’h, Lee Armu friun De
7 mnuz H wd A. Smith. & B. T. Soifer
MID-INFRARED PROPERTIES AND COLOR SELECTION FOR X-RAY-DETECTED ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI
IN THE MUSYC EXTENDED CHANDEDEPR FAIE LD—-SOUTH
( NV. Cardamone. ( Vegan Urry. Maaike Damen tet van Dokk
Shar N. Vira Pau al 1. & Eric Ga
FUNDAMENTAL PLANES AND THE BARLESS Mgy-o0 RELATION FOR SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES
V Grahan
AMUSE-VIRGO. |. SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES IN LOW-MASS SPHEROIDS
Ele ] lommaso Treu. J| eren Jacob, Jong-Hak Woo, Philip J. Marshall, & Robert
BIASES IN VIRIAL BLACK HOLE MASSES: AN SDSS PERSPECTIVE
Shen, Jenny E. Greene, Michael A. Strauss, Gordon T. Richards, & Dor
POSITIONAL COINCIDENCE OF H»O MASER AND A PLASMA-OBSCURING TORUS IN RADIO GALAXY NGC 1052
Sat Sawada-Satoh, Seiji Kameno, Kavoko Nakamura, Daichi Namikawa, Katsunori M. Shibata, & Makoto Inoue
AN EVOLVING ENTROPY FLOOR IN THE INTRACLUSTGEARS?
, 7 ’
We in Fang & Zoltan Haimar
THE COLOR BIMODALITY IN GALAXY CLUSTERS SINCI 0.9
Yeong-Shang Loh, E. Ellingson, H. K. C. Yee, D. G. Gilbank, M. D. Gladders
THE NASCREDE SNEQUTENC E AT z 2
1" W Zirm 1. Stanford, M Postman R {. Overzier J P Blake lee, P. Rosat J Kurk l Pe ntericci, B lene Mains
tgering, M. Franx, A. van der Wel, R. Demarco, & W. van Breuge
CONTENTS
HST NICMOS IMAGING OF TRALUMINOUS INFRARED GALAXIES
K , wD na Saj&n Jaame,s Ce
SUBMILLIMETER GALAXIES Al R MAJOR MERGERS AND CONSTRAINTS ON LIFETIMES
IMF. AND CO-H, CONVERSION FA
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VU. Forster § ‘ S. Gen
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OIF THE DIFFUSE IONIZED HALO OF NGC 891]
R R A th WU ra
THE MANY STREAMS OF THE MAGELLANIC
Snezana Sta Sal ntha Hottn
THE ORBITAL POLESO F MILKY WAY SATELLITI
\ ROTATIONALLY SUPPORTED DISK OF SA
Vlas Vie Pavel Kroupa, & N
THE ACCRETK IN ORIGINO F THE MILKY WAY’S STELI
be Dar 3. LUCK vas Belokurov, S S/
HYPERVELOCITY STARS: FROM THI GAI ric ¢ ENTER TO THE HALO
Scou J. Ker senjan C. Broml Ve & War nk. Bre ?
SOFT X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY OF THE CY¢ 1P SUPERNOVA REMNANT
VUcEntafler & W. ¢
THE MAGNETOHY DRODYNAMICS OF SHOCK-CLOUD INTER ACTION IN THREE DIMENSIONS
Vin-Su Shin, James VM. Stone, & Gregory F. §
THE GAI ACTIC DISTRIBUTION OF INFR ARED DARK CLOUDS
Jaline M. Jackson, Susanna C. Finn, Jill M
THE OUTER SCALE OF TURBI LENCI IN THE MA‘ iINETOIONIZED GAI ACTIC INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM
VU Haverkor) / ( B n, bB V ( A wi ( v-ly Tiths
POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN DENSE CLOUD CHEMISTRY
Valentine Wakelam & I Herl
CHEMICAL RATES ON SMALI GRAINS AND PAH ( RECOMBINATION AND H, FORMATION
Vark G. Wolfire, A. G. G. M. Tielens, D/a vid H ; & M. J. Kaufmai
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND MIXING IN GIANT H un REGIONS: NGC 3603 30 DORADUS, AND N66
V. Lebouteiller, J. Bernard-Salas, B. Brandl, D. G. Yanling Wu, V. Charmandaris D. Det & JR. Ho
MAGNETIC ALLY ALIGNED VELOCITY ANISOTROPY IN THE TAURUS MOLECULAR CLOIl
Mark He Hao Gong. Eve Ostrike &
LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE OF THE MOLECI LAR GAS IN TAURUS REVEALED BY HIGH LINEAR
DYNAMIC RANGE SPECTRAL LINE MAPPING
Paul F- Go dsmitl Mark He & val N a& CH
\ MULTIWAVELENGSTTUHDY OF THI MASSIVI STAR-FORMING REGION S87
Rui Xue & Yuefang Wu
MAGNETIC FIELDS IN DARK CLOUD CORES ARI CIBO OH ZEEMAN OBSERVATIONS
Thomas H. Troland & Richard M. ¢
STAR FORMATION NI AR PHOTODISSOCIATION RI GIONS: DETECTION OF A PECULIAR
PROTOSTAR NEAR CEDERBI AD 201
JavierR Goicoechea, Olivier Berne Va n, & Da
CONSTRAINING THE EARLIEST CIRC! MSTELI AR DISKS AND THEIR ENVEI OPES
Hsin-Fang Chiang, Leslie W. Looney, Ke G. Mund & Telemachos Ch. Mouschor
HIGH-VELOCITY INTERSTELLAR BULLET . VERY YOUNG PROTOSTAR
RLi,a on. nd 7 San Mark Clauss¢ ( Vorris, & Geetanjali Sa
THE SPITZER SURVEY OF INTERSTELI \ GOULD’S BELT. I
IC 5146 OBSERVED WITH IRAC AND MIPS
Paul M. Harve lra Huard, Jes K. Jorge
Tim Brooke, Nicholas Chapman. Juan M
JET BREAKS AND MISSING BRI AKS IN THE X RA Y AFTERGLOW OF GAMMA-RAY BI
Shlomo Dad irnon Dar, & A. De
GAMMA-RAY BURST ENERGETICS IN THI
Daniel Kocevski & Nathaniel But
DOES THE PROMPT RAY EMISSION Of GAMMA RAY BURSTS ARISE FROM RESONANT
INVERSE COMPTON SCATTERING?
l hen, D. B. Liu, Y. F. Huang «& H. Yo
CONTENTS
\ GIANT FLARE FROM A SOFT GAMMA REPEATER IN THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY (M31)
E. P. Mazets, R. L. Aptekar, T. L. Cline, D. D. Frederiks, J. O. Goldsten, S. V. Golenetskii, K. Hurley, A. von Kienlin, & V. D. Pal’shin
SUPERNOVAE IN LOW-REDSHIFT GALAXY CLUSTERS: OBSERVATIONS BY THE WISE OBSERVATORY
OPTICAL TRANSIENT SEARCH (WOOTS)
{wishay Gal-Yan dan Maoz, Puragra Guhathakurta, & Alexei V. Filippenko
DUST FORMATION AND He 4686 EMISSION IN THE DENSE SHELL OF THE PECULIAR TYPE Ib SUPERNOVA 2006jc
Nathan Smith, Ryan J. Foley, & Alexei V. Filippenko
THE EVOLUTION OF THE PECULIAR TYPE la SUPERNOVSAN 2005hk OVER 400 DAYS
D. K. Sal \ ? inaka, G. ¢ inupama, Koji S. Kawabata, Keiichi Maeda
Nozo ) 1, Ke chi Nomoto, Paolo A. Mazzali, & T. P- Prabhu
BROADBAND X-RAY SPECTRA OF GX 339—4 AND THE GEOMETRY OF ACCRETING
BLACK HOLESI N THE HARD STATI
John A Emrah Kalemci, Philip Kaaret, Sera Markoff
Simone M 1 ene CharDl. eBasily n, & Mic
A NEW COMPTONIZATION MODEL FOR WEAKLY MAGNETIZED, ACCRETING NEUTRON STARS
IN LOW-MASS X-RAY BINARIES
Ruben Farine Titarchuk, Ada Paizis, & Filippo Frontera
OPTICAL AND X-RAY OBSERVATIONS OF IGR J00291+5934 IN QUIESCENCI
/ €) f Vf i P Torres & D Slee As
\ SEARCH FOR RADIO-QUIET GAMMA-RAY PULSARS IN EGRET DATA USING A TIME-DIFFERENCING TECHNIQUI
M. Zi¢ B. M. Baughman, R. P. Johnson, & W. B. Atwood
INTERACTION BETWEEN ALTERNATING MAGNETIC FIELDS AND A RELATIVISTIC COLLISIONLESS SHOCK
K. Nagata, M. H / C. H. Jaroschek, & H. Takabe
4 SEARCH FOR NEW GALACTIC MAGNETARS IN ARCHIVAL CHANDRA AND XMM-NEWTON OBSERVATIONS
MPM 3. M. Gaensler, A. Nechita, J. M. Miller, & P.O . Slane
THE VERY SOFT X-RAY SPECTRUM OF THE DOUBLE PULSAR SYSTEM J0737—3039
1. Posse : Vf McLaughlin, F’C amilo, M. Kramer, M. Burgay, B. C. Joshi, & A. G. Lyne
A PULSATIONAL MODEL FOR THE ORTHOGONAL POLARIZATION MODES IN RADIO PULSARS
Ci Ch & R. Rose
A QUANTITATIVE NONRADIAL OSCILLATION MODEL FOR THE SUBPULSES IN PSR B0943+10
RR & C) fopher Clemens
HYPERON BULK VISCOSITY IN THE PRESENCE OF ANTIKAON CONDENSATI
Del i ras Dehade bvopadnvda
LINE SPECTROSCOPY OF THE NONMAGNETIC CATACLYSMIC VARIABLE SS CYGNI
ko Nakamura. & Manabu Ishida
CHANDRA X-RAY GRATING SPECTROMETRY OI CARINAE NEAR X-RAY MINIMUM. I
VARIABILITY OF THE SULFUR AND SILICON EMISSION LINES
) B. Her Vl. F- Corcorar VM. Pittard, 1. R. Stevens, K. Hamaguchi, & T. R. Gull
CHARA ARRAY MEASUREMENTS OF THE ANGULAR DIAMETERS OF EXOPLANET HOST STARS
Ellyn K. B. Harold A. McAlister, Theo A. ten Brummelaar, Nils H. Turner, Judit Sturmann
S j Goldfinger. & Stephen T. Rid
A HARD X-RAY SIGMOIDAL STRUCTURE DURING THE INITIAL PHASE OF THE 2003 OCTOBER 29 X10 FLARE
Ha , « ; Wa j Cha i “X B li R Deni
HOMOLOGOUS CONFINED FILAMENT ERUPTIONS VIA MAGNETIC BREAKOUT
C_R leVore & Spiro K. Antiochos
\ SIMULATIONO F A CORONAL MASS EJECTION PROPAGATION AND SHOCK EVOLUTION
IN THE LOWER SOLAR CORONA
oe VW. Opher. O. Cohen, P. C. Liewer. & 7
CENTER-TO-LIMB VARIATIONO F SOLAR THREE-DIMENSIONAL HYDRODYNAMICAL SIMULATIONS
Ko ende Prieto, & D. L. Lambert
f-MODE INTERACTIONS WITH THIN FLUX TUBES: THE SCATTERING MATRIX
§ MH 1. C. Birch, T. J. Bogdan, & L. Gizon
THE ORIGIN OF SHORT-LIVED RADIONUCLIDES AND THE ASTROPHYSICAI
ENVIRONMENT OF SOLAR SYSTEM FORMATION
VVoairi nt ( @ 4 nde Veihon
THE VOLATILE COMPOSITION OF COMET 17P/HOLMES AFTER ITS EXTRAORDINARY OUTBURST
V. De R R. J. Vervack. Jr. H. A. Weaver. M. M. Montgomery, R. Deshpande, Y. R. Fernandez, & E. L. Marti
STARK PARAMETER REGULARITIESO F MULTIPLY CHARGED ION SPECTRAL LINES ORIGINATING
FROM THE SAME TRANSITION ARRAY
| P PD novic, M. Nikolié, M. Séepanovic, B. M. Obradovic, & M. M. Kuraica
CONTENTS
PHENOMENOLOGY OF TURBULENT DYNAMO GROWTH AND SATURATION
, on Stepanov & wick Pluniar
SCATTERING LENGTH OF THERMAL AND RELATIVISTIC CHARGED PARTICLES
IN APERIODIC MAGNETIC FLUCTUATIONS
1. Stockem & R. S k
ERRATUM: “TESTS AND COMPARISONSO F VEI ITY-INVERSION TECHNIQUES” (ApJ, 670
. T. Welsch, W.P. Abbett, M. L. DeR G. H. Fisl VM. K. Georgoulis, K. Kusano, D. W. Longcops
2008 JUNE 20, NUMBER 2
EFFECT OF PRIMORDIAL BLACK HOLESO N THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND
AND COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETER ESTIMATES
Vassimo Ricott remian P. Ostrike «& Ad
THE X~ SOLUTION TO THE °Li AND ‘Li BIG BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS PROBLEMS
Votohiko Kusakabe, Toshitaka Kajine, Richa \V. Bovd ka Yoshida, & Grant J. Mati
UNSATURATED LOW-IONIZATION BROAD ABSORPTION LINES IN THE QUASAR SDSS J144842.45+042403.1
Honalin Lu. Tinaqui War Weimin Yuan, Limi ) in Ge, Honqvan Zhou, Huivyuan Wa & Xiaobo Dor
TRAILSO F SUPERLUMINAL JET COMPONENTS IN 34
; Ros. \M P j y Y Kova DD { HH !
UL. Lister & J. A. Zens
GLIMM’S METHOD FOR RELATIVISTIC HYDRODYNAMICS
) \ \. Genre s “&i l I r Vishy
THE HOT INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM OF NORMAL ELLIPTICAL GALAXIES. IL. MORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCI
FOR ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS FEEDBACK
Steven Diehl & Thomas S. Stat
EVOLUTION OF AND HIGH-ENERGY EMISSION FROM GHz-PEAKED SPECTRUM SOURCES
i. Stawarz, L. Ostor VW. C. Begelman, R. M . Kataoka, & S. Wagne
ON THE NATURE OF SEYFERT GALAXIES WITH HIGH [O 5007 BLUESHIFTS
S. Komossa. D. Xu. H. Zhou. T St hi-Be na & ; tt
THE OPTICAL SPECTRA OF 24 xm GALAXIES IN THE COSMOS FIELD. I. SP/TZER MIPS BRIGHT SOURCES
IN THE zCOSMOS-BRIGHT 10k CATALOC
DETECTING THE RISE AND FALI F 21 cr TUATIONS WITH THI MURCHISON WIDEFIELD ARRAY
Oliver Zahn, Matti , iia ilda 1, & Lars H erndguis t
SEARCHING FOR !YUST IN THE INTRACLUSTER MEDIUM FROM REDDENINGO F BACKGROUND GALAXIES
§ Muller S-Y W 3.-C. Hsieh, R. A. Gonzal / 1 = st. & r & Mvi. D. Gladde
EXTRAGA LACTIC ZEEMAN DETECTIONS IN OH MEGAMASERS
nothy R oDIisna f Vuataer «& ¢
DEVELOPMENT OF A TURBULENT OUTFLOW DURING ELECTRON-POSITRON MAGNETIC RECONNECTION
Vv. Swisdak, Yi-H l a F. Drak
UNVEILING THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF GROUPS IN THE EVOLUTIONO F MASSIVE GALAXIES
INSIGHTS FROM AN INFRARED PASSIVE SEQUENCE AT INTERMEDIATE REDSHIFT1
D. J. Wilman. D. P. K. Tyler S Met 1 O , Vorris, M. L. Balogh, R. G
CHANDRA X-RAY OBSERVATIONSO F THE 0. RED-SEQUENCE CLUSTER SURVEY SAMPLI
1. K. Hicks, E. Ellingse Vi. Bautz, B. Cair G. ¢ ink, M. G. Gladders, H. HoekstrH.a ,K. C. & G
STELLAR AGE VERSUS MASSO F EARLY-TYPE GALAXIESI N THE VIRGO CLUSTER
Thorsten Lisker & Zhanwen Har
THE LACK OF STRONG O-LINE EXCESS IN THE COMA CLUSTERO UTSKIRTS FROM SU7Z4
Yoh Takei, f D. Miller. Joel N. Breqma Shunsuke Kimura, Takaya Ohashi, Kazuhisa Mitsuda
Noriko Y. Yamasaki, & Ryuichi Fujimot
THE KINEMATIC PROPERTIESO F THE EXTENDED DISKS OF SPIRAL GALAXIES
\ SAMPLE OF EDGE-ON GALAXIES
Daniel Christlein & Dennis Zaritsk
CONTENTS
ya-EMITTING GALAXIES AT 0.2 0.35 FROM GALEX SPECTROSCOPY
Todd Small, Ti Barlow, Celine Peroux, Bruno Milliard, Peter G. Friedman, D. Christopher Martin
David Schiminovich, Karl Forster, Mark Seibert, Ted K. Wyder. Luciana Bianchi, Jose Donas
Young-Wook Lee v F. Madore, Susan G. Neff. R. Michael Rich, Alex S. Szalay
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MOLECULAR HYDROGEN AND GLOBAL STAR FORMATION RELATIOINN S GALAXIES
Brant I & Andrey Ve Kravtsor
THE STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES AND STAR FORMATHIISTOORYN OF LEO T FROM DEEP LBT PHOTOMETRY
Harris, M. G. Coleman, N. F. Martin, E. F. Bell, H.-W. Rix, J. M. Hill, E. D. Skillman, D. J. Sand, E. W. Olszewski
ma npson, f iallongo, R. Ragazzoni, A. DiPaola, J. Farinato, V. Testa, & J. Bechtold
ACIS SURVEY OF M33 (ChASeM33): TRANSIENT X-RAY SOURCES DISCOVERED IN M33
ums, Terrance J. Gae Frank Haberl, Wolfgang Pietsch, Avi Shporer, Parviz Ghavamian, Paul P. Plucinsk
Sasaki. & Thomas G. Pannut
\ SEARCH FOR 6.7 GHz METHANOL MASERS IN M33
Paul F G adheepD . Pandian, & Avinash A. Des
SPECTRAL IDENTIFICATIONO F AN ANCIENT SUPERNOVA USING LIGHT ECHOESI N THE LARGI
MAGELLANIC CLOUD
1. Rest, T. Mathesor Blondin, M. Bergmann, D. 1 ch, N. B. Suntzeff. R. C. Smith, K. Olsen, J. L. Prieto, A. Garg, P. Challis
( Stubbs. M. Hicken. M odja W. M. Wood-Vas« { teno, G. Damke 1. Newman, M. Huber, K. H. Cook, S. Nikolaet
1C. Becke 1. M R varrubias, L. More 1. Pignata occhiatti, D. Minniti, & R. J. Foley
THE PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY, OR HOW THE X-RAY SPECTRUM OF SNR 0509—67.5 REVEALS THE BRIGHTNESS
OF ITS PARENT TYPE la SUPERNOVA
Carles Ba lohn P Huahes. Gan Cassam-Chenai, & Eduardo Bravo
TESTING MODIFIED GRAVITY WITH GLOBULAR CLUSTER VELOCITY DISPERSIONS
J W Moffat & VT. Totl
A MULTIWAVELENGTH ANALYSISO F THE HALO PLANETARY NEBULA DdDm-!
R. B.C. Her K. B. Kwitter, R. J. Dufour, & J. N. Skinner
THE INTERSTELLAR EXTINCTION LAW TOWARD THE GALACTIC CENTER. IL. , J, H, AND Ks BANDS
Shogo Nisi Tetsuya Nagata, Motohide Tamura, Rvo Kandori, Hirofumi Hatano, Shuji Sato, & Koji Sugitani
MORPHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR AZIMUTHAL VARIATIONSO F THE COSMIC-RAY ION ACCELERATION
AT THE BLAST WAVE OF SN 1006
Gamil Ca Chena John P- Hughes, Estela M. Reynoso, Carles Badenes, & David Moffett
CHANDRA OBSERVATIONSO F THE NORTHEASTERN RIM OF THE CYGNUS LOOP
Satoru K shi Tsunemi, Masashi Kimura, & Koji Mor
CHEMICAL ABUNDANCES AND DUST IN PLANETARY NEBULAE IN THE GALACTIC BULGI 1206
5. Gutent Bernard-Salas, S. R. Pottasch, G. ¢ Sloan, & J. R. Houcl
EXTENDED ANOMALOUS FOREGROUND EMISSION IN THE WMAP THREE-YEAR DATA
Grea ) & Douglas I
IDENTIFICATION OF SPINNING DUST IN H CORRELATED MICROWAVE EMISSION
Grego ) & Douglas P. Finkbeine
NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF NITROGENATED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON CATIONS
FROM 0.7 TO n
indrew L. Mattioda, Lindsay Rutter. John Parkhii artin Hea ( imothy J. Lee, & Louis J. Allamandola
4 CATALOGO F DIFFUSE INTERSTELLAR BANDSI N THE SPECTRUM OF HD 204827
L.M.H . G. York, T. P. Sne I. Oka, J. A. Thorburn, M. Bishof. S. D. Friedman, B. J. McCall, B. Rachford
P. Sonnent & D. EL We
SUBARCSECOND SUBMILLIMETER IMAGING OF THE ULTRACOMPACT H uu REGION G5.89-0.39
I. R. Hunter, C. L. Brogan, R. Indebet &C. J.
THE DUSTY DISK AROUNI ) VV SERPENS
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THE YOUNG POPULATIONO F THE CHAMAELEON II DARK CLOUD
Loredana Spe Juan ala, Elvira Covino, Antonio Frasca, Davide Gandolfi, Isa Oliveira, Nicholas Chapman
Neal J. Evans Il, Tracy uard, Jes K. Jorgensen, Bruno Merin, & Karl R. Stapelfeldt
COROTATION RESONANCE AND DISKOSEISMOLOGY MODES OF BLACK HOLE ACCRETION DISKS
{lexander S. Silberqleii & Robert V. Wagoner
MERGERSO F BLACK HOLE-NEUTRON STAR BINARIES. |. METHODS AND FIRST RESULTS
Emmanouela Rantsi thiho Kobayashi, Pablo Laquna, & Frederic A. Rasio
NUCLEOSYNTHESIS IN MAGNETICALLY DRIVEN JETS FROM COLLAPSARS
Shin-ichiro Fujimoto, Nobuva Nishimura, & Masa-aki Hashimoto
CONTENTS
THE ACCRETION DISK WIND IN THE BLACK HOLE GRO J1655—40
VM. Miller. J. Raymond. C. S. Reynolds iC. Pa R. Kallman, & J. Homa
HIGH-ALTITUDE EMISSION FROM PULSAR SLOT GAPS: THE CRAB PULSAR
tlice K. Hardis ulie V. Ste Ja m D &M f j
4 SEARCH FOR THE OPTICAL COUNTERPART TO THE MAGNETAR CXOU JO010043.1
VU Durant & M. H. van Kerkwiik
ON THE NATURE OF QUASI-PERIODIC OSCILLATIONS IN THE TAIL OF SOFT GAMMA REPEATER GIANT FLARES
= VY. J/imokhin, DD.D £ ro & Yu /
\ PARAMETERIZATION STUDY OF THE PROPERTIES OF THE X-RAY DIPS IN THE LOW-MASS X-RAY
BINARY X1916—053
Chin-Ping Hu, Yi CI
BEAT CEPHEIDS AS PROBESO F STELLAR A} ALACTIC METALLICITY. I
OPACITIES WITH THE AGS MIXTURI
RINGS AND JETS AROUND PSR J2021+3 THE “DRAGONFLY NEBULA
idam Van Etten, Roger W. Romani, & C.-)
ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROSCOPY OF HD 44
Michael L. Sitko, Lawrence S. Bernstein, &
EVOLUTION OF COMPACT BINARY POPULATIONS IN GLOBULAR CLUSTERS: A BOLTZMANN STUDY. I
INTRODUCING STOCHASTICITY
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