Session 5. Eclipsing Binaries and Friends

Poster, Monday, May 31, 2004, 9:20am-6:30pm, Ballroom

5.01 The Eclipsing Binary On-Line Atlas (EBOLA)

D.H. Bradstreet, D.P. Steelman, S.J. Sanders (Eastern University), J.R. Hargis (San Diego State University)

5.02 A Photometric Study of TX Cancri.

R.M. Branly (Fla. Int. Univ. and Buehler Obs.), W. Van Hamme, E.S. Howard (Fla. Int. Univ.), A. Van Werfen (Buehler Observatory)

5.03 Light Curves and Analyses of the Eclipsing Binaries IK Per and WY Tau

S.J. Sanders, A.R. Bradstreet, D.H. Bradstreet (Eastern University), J.R. Hargis (San Diego State University)

5.04 Low Mass Eclipsing Binary Stars and the Stellar Mass-Luminosity-Radius Relation

L. Hebb, R. F. G. Wyse (Johns Hopkins University), G. Gilmore (Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University)

5.05 Tertiary Companions to MaCHO Eclipsing Binaries

A. Johnson, D. Whelan, B. Edinger, B. Bailey, K. Smith, M. Malmrose, S. E. Palen (Weber State University)

5.06 Properties of Eclipsing Binary Stars in the MaCHO Database

B. Bailey, K. Smith, B. Edinger, D. Whelan, M. Malmrose, A. Johnson, S.E. Palen (Weber State University)

5.07 Analysis of the Extreme Mass Ratio, High Contact Eclipsing Binary, V802 Aquilae

R.G. Samec, M.W. Martin (Bob Jones University), D.R. Faulkner (University of South Carolina, Lancaster)

5.08 A New Code for Calculating Synthetic Spectra of Interacting Binaries

J. Budaj (Penn State University and Astronomical Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences), M. T. Richards (Penn State University)

5.09 SARA Observations of Interacting Binaries: ST Trianguli, GSC 2336 281, GSC 1343 2414, and V1128 Tauri

N.C. Hawkins, R.G. Samec (Bob Jones University), W. Van Hamme (Florida International University), D. R. Faulkner (University of S. Carolina, Lancaster)

5.10 New Eclipsing Contact Binary System in Auriga

S.J. Austin (University of Central Arkansas), J.W. Robertson, C. Justice (Arkansas Tech University), R.T. Campbell (Whispering Pines Observatory), J. Hoskins (Nubbin Ridge Observatory)

5.11 X-ray Variability during Optical Eclipses of a Young Binary System

K Hamaguchi, M. F. Corcoran, N. E. White (NASA/GSFC), R. Neuhauser (Jena Univ.), B. Stelzer (INAF), L. A. Balona (South African Astronomical Observatory)

5.12 Six Years of HST/STIS Observations of the Eclipsing Binary VV Cephei

P.D. Bennett, A. Brown (University of Colorado), W.H. Bauer (Wellesley College)

5.13 HST search for halo binaries

B. Riaz, J. E. Gizis (Univ. of Delaware)

5.14 A Comparison Between Spectral Properties of ULXs and Luminous X-ray Binaries

C. T. Berghea, E. J. M. Colbert (CUA), T. P. Roberts (Leicester)

5.15 Chandra and XMM-Newton survey of luminous X-ray point sources in nearby galaxies

R. Miyawaki (University of Tokyo), M. Sugiho (NEC Toshiba Space System), A. Kubota (Institute of Space and Astronomical Science), K. Makishima (University of Tokyo), M. Namiki (Osaka University), T. Tanaka (Institute of Space and Astronomical Science), N. Tsunoda (RIKEN)

5.16 Radio Ejecta in H1743-322

M.P. Rupen, A.J. Mioduszewski, V.D. Dhawan (NRAO)