Session 91. Drizzling Down the Potential Well: Accreting Compact Objects I

Oral, Friday, January 14, 2000, 10:00-11:30am, Centennial III

91.01 Monte Carlo Simulations of High Energy Radiation from Compact Objects

E. Liang, M. Boettcher, D. Lin, I. Smith (Rice University)

91.02D 3D MHD Simulations of Accretion Disks and Coronae

K.A. Miller, J.M. Stone (Department of Astronomy, University of Maryland)

91.03D X-ray and gamma-ray Emissioons from Galactic Black Hole candidates: Observations and Theories

D. Lin, E. P. Liang, I. A. Smith, M. Böttcher (Rice University)

91.04 Multi-dimensional Burning in the Surface of Accreting Neutron Stars

R. E. Taam, A. Bayliss (Northwestern University), E. L. Sandquist (San Diego State University)

91.05 The Compton Microscope: Using the Energy Dependence of QPO Amplitudes to Probe Their Origin in Accretion Disks

D.E. Lehr, R.V. Wagoner (Stanford Univ.), J. Wilms (Inst. für Astronomie und Astrophysik, Tübingen, Germany)

91.06 Time-dependent photoionization and Compton reflection in GRB environments and Galactic black-hole candidates

M. Boettcher (Rice University)

91.07 X-Ray Recombination Line Spectral Modeling for Cen~X-3

P. Wojdowski, D. Liedahl (LLNL), M. Sako (Columbia U.)