Session 7. Posters II

Thursday, April 22, 2004, 7:00-8:30pm

7.01 Passing the Baton: HST Observations of Pandora and Prometheus on the Eve of Cassini

R.G. French, C.A. McGhee (Wellesley College)

7.02 Moon's Orbital Inclination Pumped up by a Passing Protoplanet with Mars Size

K. Atobe, J. Kominami, S. Ida (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

7.03 Neptune's Smooth Migration into a Hot Kuiper Belt

J.M. Hahn (Saint Mary's University), R. Malhotra (University of Arizona)

7.04 Physical Librations of Europa

J. Henrard (University of Namur)

7.05 Periodic Orbits in the Exterior Resonances 1/2,1/3 and 1/4 with Neptune

T. Kotoulas, G. Voyatzis (University of Thessaloniki)

7.06 Chaos and Effects of Planetary Migration for the Saturnian Satellite Kiviuq

J. A. Burns, V. Carruba (Cornell University), D. Nesvorny (Southwest Research Institute), M. Cuk (Cornell University), K. Tsiganis (Observatoire de la Cote D' Azur)

7.07 Orbital Evolution of Jupiter-family Comets

S.I. Ipatov (George Mason Univ., USA; Inst. Applied Math., Moscow), J.C. Mather (LASP, NASA/GSFC)

7.08 Neptunian Satellites observed with Keck AO system

F. Marchis, R. Urata, I. de Pater (UC-Berkeley), S. Gibbard (LLNL), H.B. Hammel (Space Science Institute), J. Berthier (IMCCE)

7.09 Constraints on past orbital states of Io derived from its interaction with the small inner satellites of Jupiter

H. Hussmann, T. Spohn (Institute of Planetology, University of Muenster, Germany)

7.10 On Equilibrium Shapes among Binary Asteroids

D.J.G.J. Hestroffer (IMCCE/Paris observatory)

7.11 The New Model of the Origin of the Moon

N.N. Gorkavyi (Greenwich Institute for Science and Technology)

7.12 Planet-Planet Scattering and Outer Planetesimal Disks

E. B. Ford (University of California at Berkeley)