Session 154. Planetesimals, Protostellar Disks and Cosmic Rays

Oral, Wednesday, January 11, 2006, 10:00-11:30am, Balcony C/D

154.01 Chaos in the Outer Solar System may be indeterminate

W. B. Hayes (University of California, Irvine)

154.02 Minor Planets as a Probe of the Gravitational Field in the Outer Solar System

G. L. Page, J. F. Wallin (George Mason University), D. S. Dixon (Jornada Observatory)

154.03 A New Algorithm for Multiple Hypothesis-based Tracking and Discovery of Potentially Hazardous Near Earth Objects

A. Palaniappan (Yale University), J. N. Heasley (University of Hawaii), J. K. Uhlmann, K. Palaniappan (University of Missouri-Columbia)

154.04D Disk-Resolved Photometric Analysis for Selected Asteroids and Comets

J.-Y. Li, M. F. A'Hearn, L. A. McFadden (University of Maryland)

154.05 Shock Processing of Mixed Molecular Ices in Protoplanetary Disks

G.E. Hassel (RPI, Siena College), W.G. Roberge (RPI)

154.06 The Effects of Atmospheric Opacity on Giant Planet Growth Rates

J. J. Lissauer (NASA Ames), O. Hubickyj (NASA Ames, UCSC), P. Bodenheimer (UCSC)

154.07 Gamma-ray bursts and the Earth: Impacts of spectral and temporal variability

A.L. Melott, L. Ejzak (University of Kansas), B.C. Thomas (Washburn University)

154.08 Automatic Recognition of Cosmic Rays at Deep Impact CCDs

S.I. Ipatov, M.F. A'Hearn (University of Maryland, College Park), Deep Impact Team