Session 88. Our Favorite Star

Display, Wednesday, January 9, 2002, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall

88.01 Helioseismic Role of Polar Fields

J. R. Varsik, P. R. Goode (Big Bear Solar Observatory, New Jersey Institute of Technology), W. A. Dziembowski (Warsaw Observatory, University of Warsaw), L. Didkovsky, M. F. Woddard (Big Bear Solar Observatory, New Jersey Institute of Technology)

88.02 Solar Abundances from Faint Spectral Features

D. J. Bord (UMich-Dearborn), C. R. Cowley (UMich-Ann Arbor)

88.03 Sunspot Intensity Variations at Infrared Wavelengths

P. T. Spickler (Bridgewater College), D. C. Benner (College of William and Mary), J. M. Russell, III (Hampton University)

88.04 Comparison of Solar Photometric Data from Two Telescopes

G.A. Chapman, S.R. Walton (San Fernando Observatory/CSUN), G. deToma, O.R. White (HAO/NCAR)

88.05 Observations of the Sun in Time with FUSE: Transition Region Physics and Evolution of FUV Irradiance

E. F. Guinan (Villanova University), I. Ribas (University of Barcelona), G. M. Harper (CASA)

88.06 The Solar Helium Abundance in Polar Coronal Holes as Measured by SOHO/SUMER

J. M. Laming, U. Feldman (NRL)

88.07 Optical Design of the MOSES Sounding Rocket Experiment

R. J. Thomas (NASA/GSFC), C. C. Kankelborg (Montana State University)

88.08 Solar Explosive Events: Nanoflares and Their Potential to Heat the Solar Corona

A. Updike (Smith College/Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), A. Winebarger, K. Reeves (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA)

88.09 Radioastronomical Measurements of Solar Wind Flow Speed in the Inner Heliosphere

S.R. Spangler, P.S. Kortenkamp, R.L. Mutel (Univ. Iowa)