| Paper Title |
Page |
Authors |
Part 1.
Introduction to the Meeting |
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| Evolution of the Most Massive Stars |
3 |
Maeder, A.; Meynet, G.; Hirschi, R. |
| Eta Carinae--The Observational Story, 1600 to 2004 |
14 |
Humphreys, R.M. |
| Instabilities in the Most Massive Evolved Stars |
22 |
Glatzel, W. |
| Supernovae and their Massive Star Progenitors |
33 |
Filippenko, A. |
Part 2.
Supernova Impostors |
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| The Eta Carinae Analogs |
47 |
Van Dyk, S. |
| The Pistol Star and Unstable Massive Stars at the Galactic Center |
58 |
Najarro, F. |
| Witnessing a Major LBV Eruption at Low Metallicity: the Case of NGC 2363 - V1 |
69 |
Drissen, L.; Petit, V. |
| Simulations of a Supernova Imposter |
75 |
Arnett, D.; Meakin, C.; Young, P.A. |
| Supernova Impostors in the Center for Astrophysics SN Database |
86 |
Matheson, T. |
| SN1961v -- Supernova or Supernova Impostor? |
90 |
Humphreys, R.M. |
| General Discussion Session II |
94 |
n/a |
Part 3.
Eta Carinae -- Closeup of an Impostor |
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| The Physical Nature of Eta Carinae |
101 |
Davidson, K. |
| The Optical Variability of Eta Carinae Since 1950 |
111 |
Martin, J.C. |
| Eta Carinae: the Near-Infrared Light-Curves |
115 |
Whitelock, P.A. |
| The 5.5-yr Cycle in Eta Carinae in the Last 50 Years |
119 |
Damineli, A.; Levenhagen, R.; Leister, N.V. |
| X Rays from an Impostor |
123 |
Corcoran, M.F. |
| The Radio Cycle of Eta Carinae |
126 |
White, S.M.; Duncan, R.A.; Chapman, J.M.; Koribalski, B. |
| Historical Eruptions of Eta Carinae: Looking Through the Homunculus |
131 |
Ishibashi, K. |
| A Spectroscopic Event Viewed from Different Directions |
137 |
Stahl, O.; Weis, K.; Bomans, D.; Davidson, K.; Humphreys, R.M.; Gull, T.R. |
| The Bipolar Wind of Eta Carinae |
143 |
Smith, N. |
| The Mass Loss and Life Expectancy of Eta Carinae |
147 |
de Koter, A.; van Boekel, R.; Kervella, P.; Schoeller, M. |
| General Discussion Session III |
151 |
n/a |
Part 4.
Poster Papers--eta Carinae and Related Objects |
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| Quantitative Analysis of STIS Spectra of NGC 2363-V1 |
157 |
Petit, V.; Drissen, L.; Crowther, P.A. |
| New Insights from the Historical Record of Eta Carinae |
158 |
Frew, D. |
| The Historical Spectra of Eta Car, 1892-1941 |
159 |
Humphreys, R.M.; Koppelman, M. |
| The Eta Car Campaign with UVES at the ESO VLT |
160 |
Weis, K.; Bomans, D.; Stahl, O.; Davidson, K.; Humphreys, R.M.; Gull, T.R. |
| Eta Carinae: How do we Separate Wind from Ejecta? |
161 |
Gull, T.R.; Nielsen, K.; Vieira, G.; HST Eta Carinae Treasury Team |
| The Absorption Spectrum of the Eta Car Ejecta |
162 |
Nielsen, K.E.; Vieira, G.; Gull, T.R. |
The Eta Car Campaign with UVES at the ESO VLT
II. Interstellar and Circumstellar Absorption Lines |
163 |
Bomans, D.; Weis, K.; Stahl, O.; Gull, T.R.; Davidson, K.; Humphreys, R.M. |
| The Purple Haze of Eta Carinae |
164 |
Smith, N.; Morse, J.A.; Collins, N.R.; Gull, T.R. |
| The Sub-Arcsecond Dusty Environment of Eta Carinae |
165 |
Chesneau, O.; Min, M.; Herbst, T.; Waters, L.B.F.M.; Leinert, Ch.; Hillier, J. |
| Explaining the Features of the Bipolar Nebula of Eta Carinae Through Gas Dynamical Simulations |
166 |
de Gouveia Dal Pino, E.M.; Gonzalez, R.F.; Raga, A.C.; Velezquez, P.F. |
Part 5.
Physics of the Instability -- Beyond the Eddington Limit |
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| Radiatively Driven Stellar Winds and Aspherical Mass Loss |
169 |
Owocki, S. |
| Exceeding the Eddington Limit |
180 |
Shaviv, N. |
| Stellar Evolution with Hydrodynamic Ejection |
190 |
Young, P.A. |
| Mass Loss Near the Eddington Limit |
195 |
Bjorkman, J.E. |
| On Thermal Dis-Equilibrium in Super-Eddington Stars |
200 |
Gayley, K. |
| Instability Considerations for Massive Star Eruptions |
204 |
Guzik, J. |
| General Discussion Session IV |
209 |
n/a |
Part 6.
Rotation, Mass Loss, Non-Spherical Stars, Metallicity, and the First Stars |
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| Mass Loss in Massive Stars |
215 |
Hillier, D.J. |
| Evolution at Very Low and Zero Z |
228 |
Meynet, G.; Maeder, A.; Ekstrom, S. |
| Line Driven Winds, Ionizing Fluxes and UV-Spectra of Hot Stars at Extremely Low Metallicity |
239 |
Kudritzki, R.-P. |
| The Critical Metallicity for Cosmic Star Formation |
249 |
Schneider, R. |
| The Most Massive Stars in the Local Group: Measuring Accurate Masses of Stars in Eclipsing Binaries |
253 |
Bonanos, A.Z.; Stanek, K.Z. |
| General Discussion Session V |
257 |
n/a |
Part 7.
Poster Papers--Instabilities, Mass Loss and Evolution |
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| Pulsation-Driven Mass Loss in Luminous Blue Variables |
263 |
Guzik, J.A.; Cox, A.N.; Despain, K.M. |
| Explaining the Discrepancy between "Empirical" and Predicted Ionization in the Winds of O-stars |
264 |
Mokiem, M.R.; de Koter, A. |
| Opacity Effects on the Pulsations of 20 Solar Mass Models |
265 |
Guzik, J.A.; Austin, B.A. |
| CNO Evolutionary Diagnostics in Magellanic Cloud O2 Spectra |
266 |
Walborn, N.R. |
| First Stars and the Near Infrared Background |
268 |
Salvaterra, R.; Ferrara, A.; Magliocchetti, M. |
Part 8.
The Environments Created by Massive Eruptions |
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| The Outer Ejecta of Eta Carinae |
271 |
Weis, K. |
| Eta Carinae: The "Nearby" Ejecta |
277 |
Gull, T.R. |
| HST Spectroscopy of Eta Car's Inner Ejecta |
283 |
Hamann, F. |
| Physical Conditions in the Homunculus |
294 |
Ferland, G.J.; Abel, N.; Davidson, K.; Smith, N. |
| The Dusty Homunculus Nebula of Eta Carinae |
302 |
Smith, N. |
| The Solid State Composition and Mass of the Homunculus of Eta Carinae |
313 |
de Koter, A.; Min, M.; van Boekel, R.; Chesneau, O. |
| Dust formation in LBV Envelopes |
317 |
Gail, H.-P.; Duschl, W.J.; Ferrarotti A.S.; Weis, K. |
| The Environments of the Most Massive Stars |
320 |
Dwarkadas, V. |
| Dust in Supernovae and Supernova Remnants |
324 |
Edmunds, M.G.; Morgan, H.L. |
| General Discussion Session VI |
332 |
n/a |
Part 9.
Final Stages of the Most Massive Stars I.-- Supernovae |
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| Final Stages of the Most Massive Stars |
339 |
Heger, A.; Woosley, S.E.; Baraffe, I. |
| Rotating Core Collapse and Bipolar Supernova Explosions |
350 |
Burrows, A.; Walder, R.; Ott, C.D.; Livne, E. |
| Supernova Asymmetries and Pulsar Kicks -- Views on Controversial Issues |
363 |
Janka, H.-Th.; Scheck, L.; Kifonidis, K.; Mueller, E.; Plewa, T. |
| Hypernovae, Black-Hole-Forming Supernovae, and First Stars |
374 |
Nomoto, K.; Tominaga, N.; Umeda, H.; Maeda, K.; Ohkubo, T.; Deng, J.; Mazzali, P.A. |
| Hypernovae and Gamma-Ray Bursts |
385 |
Mazzali, P.A.; Nomoto, K.; Deng, J.; Maeda, K.; Tominaga, N. |
| General Discussion Session VII |
390 |
n/a |
Part 10.
Final Stages of the Most Massive Stars II.--Gamma Ray Bursters |
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| Supernovae, Gamma-Ray Bursts, and Stellar Rotation |
395 |
Woosley, S.E.; Heger, A. |
| The Supernovae Associated with Gamma-Ray Bursts |
403 |
Matheson, T. |
| General Discussion Session VIII |
407 |
n/a |
Part 11.
Poster Papers--Supernovae and GRB's |
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| Quantitative Spectroscopy of Type II Supernovae with CMFGEN |
415 |
Dessart, L.; Hillier, D.J. |
| X-ray Binaries as Indicators of SN Explosions |
416 |
Harlaftis, E.T.; Filippenko, A. |
| X-Ray Emission from SN 1986J |
417 |
Houck, J.C. |
| SN Evolution in the Environment of Massive Stars |
418 |
Dwarkadas, V. |
| Production of Gamma Ray Bursts from Asymmetric Core Combustion of Magnetized Young Neutron Stars |
419 |
de Gouveia Dal Pino, E.M.; Lugones, G.; Horvath, J.E.; Ghezzi, C.R. |
| Photos |
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| Miscellaneous Conference Photos |
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