Session 44. Modeling Stellar Characteristics

Display, Thursday, January 7, 1999, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall 1

44.01 Massive multi-species, multi-level, non-LTE modeling of stellar atmospheres

C. I. Short, P. H. Hauschildt (University of Georgia)

44.02 Two-Component Chromosphere Models for K Dwarf Stars: The Chromospheric Emission --- Stellar Rotation Relationship

M. Cuntz (UAH), Z.E. Musielak (UTA,UAH), P. Ulmschneider, W. Rammacher (Univ. Heidelberg), S.H. Saar (CfA)

44.03 Modeling the UV/Optical Energy Distributions of the B Stars

E.L. Fitzpatrick (Villanova University), D. Massa (Raytheon STX)

44.04 Time Evolution of the Magnetic Activity Cycle Period: Results for an Expanded Stellar Sample

S.H. Saar (SAO), A. Brandenburg (U.~of Newcastle upon Tyne)

44.05 3-D Numerical Models of Red Giant Stars

M.L. Jacobs, D.H. Porter, P.R. Woodward (Univ of MN.)

44.06 Matrix Lightcurve Inversion: Multi-color Bandpass Results

L. Crews (Vanderbilt U.), R. Harmon (Randolph Macon Coll.), D. Hall (Vanderbilt U.)

44.07 Modeling Algol Binaries through their BVRI Lightcurves

R.T. Zavala, B.J. McNamara, J. Galvan, T.E. Harrison, O. Mireles, E. Silvave (NMSU)

44.08 The Lyman Continuum of O stars From Hydrostatic Spherical Non-LTE Line-Blanketed Model Atmospheres

J. P. Aufdenberg (Arizona State University), P. H. Hauschildt (University of Georgia), E. Baron (University of Oklahoma)

44.09 Neural Network Techniques Applied to Low Resolution Spectra of Halo Stars

Y. Qu, S. Snider (U. Texas), T. von Hippel (Gemini), C. Sneden, D.L. Lambert (U. Texas), T.C. Beers (Michigan State U.), S. Rossi (IAG, U. Sau Paulo)