Session 99. Stellar Atmospheric Activity and Luminous Blue Variables

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

99.01 Properties of Flares and Microflares in the RS CVn Variable II Peg

G.J. Herczeg (Notre Dame), S.H. Saar, A. Daw (SAO)

99.02 Evidence for Magnetically-Controlled Flows above Gamma Cas (B0.5e)

M. A. Smith (CSC/STScI/MAST), R. D. Robinson (IACS/CUA)

99.03 Activity in Old Dwarf and Subgiant Stars

C.L. Slesnick (New York University \& SAO), R.A. Donahue, S.L. Baliunas (Harvard-Smithsonian \& MWO)

99.04 Polarization in a Shell-to-Emission Transition of the Be Star o And

David McDavid (Limber Obs.), Karen Bjorkman (Ritter Obs.), Dietrich Baade (ESO), Geraldine Peters (USC)

99.05 Chromospheric Activity Variability in Early F-type Stars

B.L. Rachford (Univ. of Wyoming)

99.06 FUV Observations of Flares on the dM0e star AU Mic

R.D. Robinson (IACS/CUA), J.L. Linsky (JILA), B. Woodgate (GSFC/NASA), L. Carkner (JILA), G. Timothy (Nightsen Inc.)

99.07 S266: A Ring Nebula around a Luminous Blue Variable?

M. Fich (Univ. of Waterloo), J. Giannakopoulou-Creighton (Univ. of Waterloo, IPAC/CalTech), B. Balick (Univ. of Washington)

99.08 Study of the Atmospheric Conditions in Luminous Blue Variables

Th. G\"ang (GSFC)

99.09 Massive Stars in M31: Candidate Luminous Blue Variables and the Neighboring OB Associations

N. L. King, R. A. M. Walterbos (NMSU), J. S. Gallagher (U. Wisc.), M. A. Bransford (NMSU)