Session 66. Extra-Solar Planets and Vega

Oral, Tuesday, January 8, 2002, 10:00-11:30am, International Ballroom Center

66.01 The EXPLORE Project: A Microlensing Search for Free-Floating Terrestrial-Mass Planets

S. Seager (Institute for Advanced Study), G. Mallen-Ornelas (Princeton University and P. Universidad Catolica de Chile), D. Minniti (P. Universidad Catolica de Chile), H.K.C. Yee (University of Toronto), M.D. Gladders (Observatories of the Carnegie Institution), G.M. Mallen (Sociedad Astronomica de Mexico)

66.02 The EXPLORE Project: A Deep Search for Transiting Extrasolar Planets

G. Mallen-Ornelas (Princeton University and P. Universidad Catolica de Chile), S. Seager (Institute for Advanced Study), H.K.C. Yee (University of Toronto), D. Minniti (P. Universidad Catolica de Chile), M.D. Gladders (Observatories of the Carnegie Institution), S. Ellison (ESO-Chile), T. Brown (High Altitude Observatory), G.M. Mallen (Sociedad Astronomica de Mexico)

66.03 Free-Floating Planets in Stellar Clusters: Not So Surprising

J.R. Hurley, M.M. Shara (American Museum of Natural History)

66.04 Structure in the Dusty Debris Surrounding Vega

D.J. Wilner, P.T.P. Ho, M.J. Holman (SAO)

66.05 Millimeter-wave Aperture Synthesis Imaging of Vega: Evidence for a Ring Arc at 95 AU

D.W. Koerner (University of Pennsylvania), A.I. Sargent (California Institute of Technology), N.A] Ostroff (University of Pennsylvania)

66.06 Testing the Vega-Phenomenon: New reflection nebulosities around six debris-disk stars

P. Kalas, J.R. Graham (U.C. Berkeley), S.V.W. Beckwith (STScI), D.C. Jewitt (IFA, U. Hawaii), Initials Lloyd (U.C. Berkeley)

66.07 Free Floating Planets in M22?

B. S. Gaudi (IAS)

66.08 Gravitational microlensing as a diagnostic tool for stellar astrophysics

H. M. Bryce (University of Iowa & University of Glasgow)