Session 36. Planet Formation: Solar Nebula

Contributed Oral Parallel Session, Chair: J.E. Chambers, G.R. Stewart, Wednesday, October 13, 1999, 10:30am-12:00noon, Sala Astrolabio Kursaal

36.01 A New Method for Simulating Gravitational Planet-Disk Interactions

G.R. Stewart (Univ. of Colorado)

36.02 Collective Gravitational Behavior and the Formation of Planetesimals.

Wm. R. Ward (Southwest Research Institute)

36.03 Spiral Bending Waves Launched at a Vertical Secular Resonance

J.M. Hahn (LPI), W.R. Ward (SWRI)

36.04 Resonant Interaction of the Moon with its Precursor Disk

R. M. Canup, Wm. R. Ward (Southwest Research Institute)

36.05 Migration of Protoplanets Due to Orbital Repulsion and Formation of Protoplanets with Various Disk Masses

K. Shiidsuka, S. Ida (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.)

36.06 The Effects of Gap Formation and Orbital Migration on Planetary Systems

G. Bryden, D. N. C. Lin (UCO/Lick Observatory, UCSC, CA, USA)

36.07 Extrasolar Giant Planets: Masses and Luminosities from In-situ Formation Theories

G. Wuchterl (Institut f\"ur Astronomie der Universit\"at Wien)

36.08 Effects of diffusive and advective nebular water distributions on nebular chemistry

K. E. Cyr (NASA Johnson Space Center), C. M. Sharp (Steward Observatory, University of AZ), J. I. Lunine (Lunar and Planetary Lab, University of AZ)

36.09 Low Temperature Condensates Brought Heavy Elements to Jupiter

T. C. Owen (University of Hawaii, Institute for Astronomy), P. Mahaffy, H. B. Niemann (Goddard Space Flight Center, Laboratory for Atmospheres), S. Atreya, T. Donahue (University of Michigan, Atmospheric Oceanic \& Space Science), A. Bar-Nun (Tel-Aviv University, Dept of Geophysics \& Planetary Sci), I. de Pater (University of California, Berkeley, Dept of Astronomy)