Session 86. Ground Based Optical Interferometry

Special Session, Tuesday, January 10, 2006, 10:00-11:30am, Delaware A

86.01 Optical Interferometry: Some Current Results and How They Grew

J. T. Armstrong (Naval Research Laboratory)

86.02 Interferometric Observations of Rapidly Rotating Stars

G. T. van Belle (Michelson Science Center - Caltech)

86.03 Circumstellar Environments of Evolved Stars

J. D. Monnier (U. Michigan)

86.04 Infrared Interferometry Contributions to Understanding the AGN Phenomena

M. R. Swain (JPL)

86.05 Exploring the Circumstellar Regions of Be Stars with the Navy Prototype Optical Interferometer

C. Tycner (USNO), NPOI Collaboration

86.06 Young stellar objects in optical interferometry

R. L. Akeson (MSC/Caltech)

86.07 Optical/IR Interferometry in the Antarctic

J. Lloyd (Cornell University)

86.08 The Future of Ground-Based Optical Interferometry

S. Ridgway (NOAO/NASA)