Session 64. Shells in the Global ISM

Topical, Oral, Wednesday, June 2, 1999, 8:30-10:00am, 10:45am-12:30pm, 2:00-3:30pm, Continental Ballroom B

64.01 Shells and the Diffuse Interstellar Medium in Disk Galaxies: The Observational Picture

R.A.M. Walterbos (NMSU)

64.02 The Impact of Explosions on Galaxy Evolution: Theoretical Views

A. Ferrara (Osservatorio Astrofisico Arcetri)

64.03 The Eridanus Superbubble in its Multiwavelength Glory

C. Heiles (UC, Berkeley)

64.04 Supernova Remnants, Superbubbles, and Galactic Sub-Structure

R. L. Shelton (Johns Hopkins University)

64.05 High-Velocity Cloud Impacts

R. J. Rand (Univ. of New Mexico)

64.06 Fractal Holes from Interstellar Turbulence

B.G. Elmegreen (IBM)

64.07 Bubbly Structure in the Multi-Phase ISM without Star Formation

K. Wada (National Astronomical Observatory, Japan)

64.08 Blast Waves and Shells in the Turbulent ISM

M.-M. Mac Low (AMNH)

64.09 Remnants of Super-energetic Explosions in Nearby Galaxies: Relics of Gamma-ray Bursts

D. Wang (Northwestern University), Y. Chu (University of Illinois)

64.10 Stellar Fireworks and the State of the ISM in Low Mass Galaxies

J. S. Gallagher (U. Wisconsin-Madison)

64.11 Supernovae in Early-Type Galaxies and Cooling Flows

J. Bregman (U. Michigan)

64.12 Influence of Shells on the Global SFR

E. Vazquez-Semadeni (Instituto de Astronomia, UNAM), T. Passot (Obs. of Nice), A. Gazol (Instituto de Astronomia, UNAM)

64.13 Starbursts and the Mixing of Heavy Elements with the ISM of Different Hubble Type Galaxies

G. Tenorio-Tagle (INAOE)

64.14 Supershells and the Intergalactic Medium

J.M. Shull (Colorado-CASA)