Session 57. Supernovae Here and There, Dust Destruction and Star Formation Topics

Oral, Thursday, June 8, 2000, 10:00-11:30am, Highland B/J

57.01 The Origin of Neutron Star Kicks

Dong Lai (Cornell University)

57.02 An Analytic Inversion of Emission Lines of Arbitrary Optical Depth for the Structure of Supernova Ejecta

R. Ignace (University of Iowa), M.A. Hendry (University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK)

57.03 Multi-Wavelength Properties of Supernova Remnants in Sculptor Group Galaxies

T.G. Pannuti, N. Duric (UNM)

57.04 Reduced Terminal Speeds of Wolf-Rayet Winds Due to Photon Escape by Fluorescence

K. G. Gayley, A. J. Onifer, E. W. Larson (University of Iowa)

57.05D Dust Destruction in Expanding Circumstellar Envelopes

C. Covatto, P. A. Aannestad (ASU)

57.06 Sub-mm CO Measurements of the Orion Molecular Cloud

T.L. Wilson (SMTO, MPIfR, Bonn, Germany), D. Muders (MPIfR), C. Kramer (I.Phys.Inst., Univ. Koeln, Germany), C. Henkel (MPIfR)

57.07 Simulations of CO Molecular Outflows

C.-F. Lee, J. Stone, E. Ostriker, L. Mundy (UMD)

57.08 Millimeter and Submillimeter Investigation of Triggered Star Formation

C.H. De Vries, G. Narayanan, R.L. Snell (UMass/FCRAO), H.A.T. Vanhala (Dept. of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution of Washington)