Session 100. The Quiet and Active Sun

Display, Saturday, January 9, 1999, 9:20am-4:00pm, Exhibit Hall 1

100.01 A Nonlinear Model for Solar Spicules

A.C. Birch (W.W. Hansen Experimental Laboratory, Stanford University), E.A. Spiegel, L. Tao (Department of Astronomy, Columbia University), A.G. Kosovichev (W.W. Hansen Experimental Laboratory, Stanford University)

100.02 The Source of Solar Oscillations

R. Nigam, A.G. Kosovichev (W.W. Hansen Experimental Physics Lab., Stanford U.)

100.03 The Effects of Convective Structures on p Mode Frequencies

M. Swisdak, E. G. Zweibel (U. Colorado)

100.04 Latitudinal Variation of Solar Subsurface Rotation

A. G. Kosovichev, A. C. Birch (Stanford University)

100.05 MSW Time Variations of the Solar Neutrino flux

L.M. Malyshkin, R.M. Kulsrud (Princeton University Observatory)

100.06 The SERTS-97 Cross-Calibration of CDS & EIT on SOHO

R.J. Thomas, J.M. Davila, W.T. Thompson (NASA/GSFC), B.J. Kent (RAL), J. Hollandt (PTB)

100.07 Light Element Production in Solar Flares and Present Solar System Abundance of Li, Be, and B

M. A. Bransford (NMSU), L. A. Willson (ISU)

100.08 The TRACE Mission: Initial Scientific Results

A. M. Title, T.D. Tarbell, J. Wolfson, K. Schrijver (LMSAL), R. R. Fisher, Th. G\"ang (GSFC), L. Golub, R. A. McMullen (SAO), C. Kankelborg (MSU), TRACE Collaboration

100.09 In Search of the True Solar Twin

L.E. DeWarf, E.F. Guinan, P. DiTuro, R. Mittal (Villanova University), M. Guedel (PSI, ETHZ), I. Ribas (U. de Barcelona)