QSO Absorption Lines Session

Wednesday, 18 December 1996, 4:15-6:15 pm

Preliminary Program

Chair: Don York (Chicago)

If you have any queries or comments on the program please email: Don York, don@oddjob.uchicago.edu

Speakers

Talks are 10 minutes each plus three minutes for questions.

4:15 Dave Meyer (Northwestern), Zn II at Low Redshift
4:28 Limin Lu (Caltech), Abundances in QSO Absorbers
4:41 Ken Lanzetta (SUNY, Stony Brook), Relationship between Lyman Alpha Clouds and Galaxies, at Low Redshift
4:54 Arlin Crotts (Columbia), Morphology of Lyman Alpha Clouds
5:07 Jean Quashnock (University of Chicago), Large Scale Stucture as seen from Heavy Element Line Absorbers
5:20 Lam Hui (Fermilab), N(H I) and the Statistics of the Density Peaks
5:33 Sergei Levshakov (W.H. Kegel), The Gunn Peterson Effect and the Lyman Alpha Forest
5:46 Avery Meiksin (Chicago), Structure of the Intergalactic Medium in CDM Cosmologies
5:59 Rupert Croft (Ohio State), The Flux Statistics Approach: Characterization of Lyman Alpha Spectra and Predictions of Structure Formation Models

Posters

• Todd Tripp, Blair Savage (Wisconsin), HST Observations of QSO Absorbers
  
• B. Vladilo, G., Centurion, M. and Molaro, P., Evidence for Halo-Like A Ti/Fe Abundance Ratio in a Damped Lyman Alpha System at z=0.558
  
• Jason X. Prohaska (UCSD), Abundances in Damped Lyman Alpha Asorber Systems
  
• Keiko Miyahata (Osaka), Lyman Alpha Gas at Low Redshift and Hot Gas in the Galactic Halo
  
• Dan Vanden Berk (University of Chicago), Small Scale Clustering of Heavy Element Absorber Systems