Session 109. Extrasolar Planets and Low Mass Objects

Display, Saturday, January 15, 2000, 9:20am-4:00pm, Grand Hall

109.01 Line Bisector Variations in Stars with Extrasolar Planets

M. S. Povich (Harvard U.), M. S. Giampapa (NOAO/NSO), J. A. Valenti (NOAO/KPNO), T. Tilleman (NOAO/NSO)

109.02 The Binary L-Dwarf DENIS-P J0205-1159

S.K. Leggett (Joint Astronomy Center Hilo Hawaii), F. Allard (CRAL, ENS, Lyon France), T.R. Geballe (Gemini North), P.H. Hauschildt (Physics and Astronomy, Univ. of Georgia)

109.03 CorMASS: A Spectrograph for the Classification of Candidate Low-Mass Objects

J.C. Wilson (Cornell University), M.F. Skrutskie (University of Massachusetts), M.R. Colonno, A.T. Enos, C.P. Henderson, J.D. Smith (Cornell University), J.E. Gizis (University of Massachusetts), D.G. Monet (USNO Flagstaff Station), J.R. Houck (Cornell University)

109.04 From Stars to Super-planets: The Low-Mass IMF in the Young Cluster IC348

G. P. Tiede, J. R. Najita (NOAO), J. S. Carr (NRL)

109.05 An Adaptive Optics search for Low Mass Companions in the Ursa Major Stream

D.E. Potter, A.T. Tokunaga (IfA), L.M. Close (ESO), J.E. Graves, M.J. Northcott, F. Roddier, C. Roddier (IfA), N. Kobayashi (Subaru Telescope)

109.06 Searching for Companions to Nearby Stars Using Methane-Band Imaging

D.M. Rothstein (Haverford), M.A. Gurwell, P.T.P. Ho (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA)

109.07 The STARE Project; A Transit Search for Hot Jupiters

T. M. Brown (HAO), D. Charbonneau (HAO; CfA)

109.08 A Search for Trojan Planets: A Novel Approach for Looking for Transits of Extrasolar Planets

D.B. Caton, S.A. Davis (Appalachian State University), B.D. Walls (NOAO/Gemini)

109.09 Results of CCD Transit Photometry Testing for the Kepler Mission

D. Koch (NASA Ames Research Center), F. Witteborn (Orbital Science Corp), E. Dunham (Lowell Observatory), J. Jenkins (SETI Institute), W. Borucki, L. Webster (NASA Ames Research Center)

109.10 Propagating Planet Formation

B.M.S. Hansen (Princeton University), P.J. Armitage (MPA - Garching)

109.11 Capture of Habitable Moons by Migrating Extrasolar Giant Planets

B. Olsson (Penn State Astrobiology Research Center)

109.12 The Beta Pic Deep Field: Rings in the planetesimal disk

P. Kalas (Space Telescope Science Institute), J.D. Larwood (Queen Mary and Westfield College), B.A. Smith (University of Hawaii), A. Schultz (Space Telescope Science Institute)