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[vsnet-pn 11] (fwd) Asymmetric Planetary Nebulae III
ASYMMETRIC PLANETARY NEBULAE III
Mount Rainier National Park (near Seattle Washington USA)
JULY 28- AUGUST 1 2003
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. Closing date is 1 June 2003.
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http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/APN/APN_registration_form.html ====
SCIENTIFIC FOCUS: Our conference goal in this, the third international
"APN3" Conference, is to interpret the significance of the many types or
asymmetries in PNe and protoPNe in terms of physical processes that
occur during normal stellar evolution.
MEETING FORMAT: A four-day series of 10-20-minute invited talks,
contributed posters, and very ample time for group discussions.
SESSION TITLES AND A SELECTION OF INVITED TALKS PER SESSION
1. Classification
A. Manchado Classification & Correlations
L. Stanghellini Corellations in Magelanic Clouds PNs
M. Bobrowski Departures from Axisymmetry
2A. Specific protoPNe
J. Alcolea OH231.8
J. Kastner The Egg Nebula CRL 2688
H. van Winckel Red Recangle
2B. Specific Planetary Nebulae
C.Sanchez Contreras AFGL 618
W. Latter NGC 7027
G. van de Steene IRAS 16594-4656
3. Equatorial Sturctures
M. Jura Circumbinary Disks
B. Hrivnak TBA
4. Polar Outflows & Jets A
R. Sahai TBA
M. Livio Jets in PNe, YSOs & Elsewhere
R. Corradi Hubble-Like Flows in PNe & Multiple, Coeval, and
Collimated Outflows
5. Polar Outflows & Jets B
B. Balick Probing Nuclear Collimation Outflows on Milliparsec
Scales
J.A. Lopez Polar Outflows
V. Bujarrabal Mass, Momentum & Kinetic Energy of Bipolar Outflows
6. Microstructures
P. Huggins Globules in Planetary Nebulae
D.R. Goncalves Low-Ionization Structures
L. Miranda TBA
7. Large-scale Structures
M. Guerrero X-Ray Emission
M. Perinotto Abundances & Relation to Morphological Features
F. Kerber PN-ISM Interactions
8. Dust & Molecules in Asymmetric Flows
M. Meixner BIMA CO Survey of Evolved Stars
R. Neri TBA
R. Gehrz Asymmetry of Pre- & Postcursors of PNe
9. Evolution
F. Herwig AGB Evolution
R. Tylenda Post-AGB Evolution
M. Parthasarathy Hot Post-AGB Stars
10. Hydro Models
V. Icke TBA
E. Villaver TBA
C.-F. Lee Jets in YSOs and PNe
11. MHD Models
G. Garcia-Segura TBA
S. Matt TBA
T. Gardiner TBA
12. Binary Nuclei & Winds
H. Schwarz Binarity and Symbiotic Stars
M. Bode Novae and ABG Mass Loss
C. Pereira Fast Rotating Red Giants in Symbiotic Systems
FINAL DISCUSSION (2 HOURS)
H. Habing, S. Kwok & P. Harrington (PANEL DISCUSSION)
The Next Five Years -- Emerging Directions and Critical Research
details:
http://www.astro.washington.edu/balick/APN/APN_talks_posters.html
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Scientific Organizing Committee:
Bruce Balick (balick@astro.washington.edu)
Joel Kastner (jhkpci@cis.rit.edu)
Margaret Meixner (meixner@astro.uiuc.edu)
Noam Soker (soker@physics.technion.ac.il)
Scientific Advisory Committee:
Valentin Bujarrabal (valentin@oan.es)
Romano Corradi (rcorradi@ing.iac.es)
Adam Frank (afrank@alethea.pas.rochester.edu)
Raghavendra Sahai (sahai@eclipse.jpl.nasa.gov)
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Mount Rainier is one of the premier national parks in the U.S. Its
central feature is the 4400-m (14,400-foot) volcano with 48 permanent
glaciers. There are hundreds of km of pristine hiking and climbing
trails with hundreds of types of wildflowers and fauna. The conference
web page provides details of the park and the many other attractions in
the Pacific Northwest part of the U.S. and neighboring southwest Canada.
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