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ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE ELEMENTS 16-21 February 2003, Carnegie Observatories, Pasadena, USA
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ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE ELEMENTS 16-21 February 2003, Carnegie Observatories, Pasadena, USA
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Invited talks = 35 minutes total (30 min + 5 min discussion).
Contributed talks = 15 minutes total (12 min + 3 min discussion).
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Last Updated: 6 August 2002
Sunday, 16 February 2003
14:00-17:00
Registration at Santa Barbara Street
14:00-17:00
Reception at Santa Barbara Street
Monday, 17 February 2003
08:00-08:30
Registration
08:30-08:35 G. Oemler
Welcome
Session 1.
Historical and Current Overview
Chair Bengt Gustafsson
08:35-08:50 G. Preston
Mount Wilson Contributions to the Study of Cosmic Abundances
08:50-09:05 M. Burbidge
B2FH and beyond
09:05-09:40 G. Wallerstein
Review of current problems in nucleogenesis
Session 2.
Theory, Models, and Techniques
09:40-10:15 D. Arnett
Nucleosynthesis Yields
10:15-10:30 S. Woosley
**** Cancelled ****
10:30-11:00
Coffee break and poster viewing
11:00-11:15 K. Nomoto
Hypernova nucleosynthesis and abundance patterns in metal-poor stars
11:15-11:30 M. Limongi
**** Cancelled ****
11:30-11:45 C. Travaglio
Nucleosynthesis in SNII Coupled to Multidimensional Hydrodynamics
11:45-12:20 J. Cowan
Advances in R-Process Nucleosynthesis
12:20-12:35 G. Mathews
An Update on the Hot Supernova Bubble r-Process: Roles of MHD and
Neutrino Oscillations
12:35-13:50
Lunch
Chair David Lambert
13:50-14:05 S. A. Becker
Approximating the r-process on Earth with Thermonuclear Explosions:
Lessons Learned and Unanswered Question
14:05-14:40 R. B. C. Henry
Element yields of intermediate-mass stars
14:40-14:55 M. Molla
New Low and Intermediate Mass Star Yields: the Evolution of CNO Abundances
14:55-15:10 C. Charbonnel
The Impact of Rotation on Chemical Abundances in RGB Stars
15:10-15:25 S. Starrfield
Nucleosynthesis in the Nova Outburst
15:25-16:05
Coffee break and poster viewing
16:05-16:40 M. Busso
S-Process Nucleosynthesis
16:40-16:55 O. Straniero
Nucleosynthesis in AGB Stars
16:55-17:10 A. Karakas
Magnesium and Aluminum Isotope Yields from AGB Stars
17:10-17:45 F. Matteucci
Models of Chemical Evolution
17:45-18:00 S. Oey
The Simple Inhomogeneous Model: Chemical Evolution of Low-Metallicity Systems
Tuesday, 18 February 2003
Chair Ruth Peterson
08:30-08:45 B. Gibson
The Chemo-dynamical Approach to Simulating Galaxies
08:45-09:20 B. Gustafsson
Stellar Model Atmosphere Abundance Analysis
09:20-09:35 A. Korn
Halo Giants as Probes of GCE: The Impact of Unbiased Stellar Parameters
09:35-09:50 N. Przybilla
Non-LTE Revisited
09:50-10:05 M. Franchini
Non-Solar Abundance Ratio Effects in Lick Spectral Indices of Individual Stars
10:05-10:35
Coffee break and poster viewing
Session 3.
Chemistry and Stellar Evolution
10:35-11:10 D. Lambert
RGB, AGB, and post-AGB nucleosynthesis
11:10-11:25 M. Reyniers
S-Process Elements and Lithium Antidote in Post-AGB Stars with VLT+UVES
11:25-11:40 H. Dinerstein
Neutron-Capture Elements in Planetary Nebulae
Session 4.
Composition of the Galaxy
11:40-12:15 A. Boesgaard
Light Elements
12:15-13:30
Lunch
Chair Chris Sneden
13:30-14:05 J. Norris
Extreme metal-poor stars
14:05-14:20 N. Christlieb
HE 0107-5240, a stellar relic from the early Milky Way
14:20-14:35 M. Spite
Trends of Abundance in Extremely Metal-Poor Giants Observed at the VLT
14:35-14:50 R. Cayrel
The Age of the First Nucleosynthesis in the Galaxy
14:50-15:05 J. Cohen
Abundance Ratios Among a Sample of ~25 New Extremely Metal-Poor Stars
15:05-15:20 C. Allende Prieto
New Resources to Explore the Galactic Halo: Mining the SDSS
15:20-16:10
Coffee break and poster viewing
16:10-16:45 P. Nissen
Thin and Thick Galactic Disks
16:45-17:00 S. Feltzing
Thick Disk Results
17:00-17:15 B. Reddy
The Chemical Compositions of F and G Galactic disk Dwarfs
17:15-17:30 C. Chiappini
Abundance Ratios in the Milky Way: The halo/thick disk and thin disk discontinuity
17:30-17:45 A. McWilliam
The Galactic Bulge Composition
17:45-18:00 Livia Origlia
High Resolution Spectroscopy of Bulge Globular Clusters: the Infrared Perspective
Wednesday, 19 February 2003
Chair Poul Nissen
08:30-09:05 C. Sneden
Globular Clusters and Halo Field Stars
09:05-09:20 S. Balachandran
Oxygen in Metal-Poor Stars
09:20-09:35 J. Fulbright
Abundances of Outer Halo Globular Cluster and Field Stars
09:35-09:50 I. Ivans
A New Population of Old Stars
09:50-10:05 R. Kraft
A Globular Cluster Metallicity Scale Based on the
Abundance of Fe II
10:05-10:35
Coffee break and poster viewing
10:35-11:10 V. Smith
Chemical Evolution in Omega Centauri
11:10-11:25 E. Pancino
Metal Rich Stars in Omega Centauri
Session 5.
Composition of Stars in Nearby Galaxies
11:25-12:00 V. Hill
Chemical Composition of the Magellanic Clouds
12:00-12:15 J. Johnson
Abundances in LMC and SMC Globular Clusters
12:15-12:30 K. Venn
Stellar Abundances in Dwarf Irregular Galaxies
12:30-14:00
Lunch
Thursday, 20 February 2003
Chair Suchitra Balachandran
08:30-09:05 M. Shetrone
Detailed Composition of Dwarf Spheroidal Stars
09:05-09:40 T. Smecker-Hane
Metallicity and Star Formation History of Stars in Local Group Dwarf Spheroidals
09:40-09:55 C. Gallart
The Chemical Enrichment History of Fornax
09:55-10:10 T. Tsujimoto
History of the Milky Way Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxies and Omega Centauri
10:10-10:40
Coffee break and poster viewing
10:40-10:55 J. Gallagher
Spheroidal Dwarfs and Early Galactic Chemical Evolution
10:55-11:30 E. Grebel
The Evolutionary History of Local Group Irregular Galaxies
11:30-12:05 R. M. Rich
Results from M31
Session 6.
From Stars to the Interstellar Medium
12:05-12:40 F. Bresolin
Stellar Winds of Hot Massive Stars Nearby and Beyond the Local Group
12:40-13:55
Lunch
Chair Jerry Wasserburg
13:55-14:30 J. Hughes
Supernova Remnants
14:30-15:05 D. Clayton
Pre-solar Grains
15:05-15:20 L. Nittler
Some Implications of Presolar Stardust for Galactic Chemical Evolution
15:20-16:00
Coffee break and poster viewing
16:00-16:35 B. Draine
ISM dust
16:35-17:10 E. Jenkins
ISM Composition
17:10-17:25 J. Linsky
D/H as a Measure of Chemical Inhomogeneity in our Galaxy
17:25-18:00 T. Wiklind
Molecules in the ISM
19:00
Banquet Dinner at Cafe Santorini
Friday, 21 February 2003
Chair (TBD)
08:30-08:45 D. Lubowich
The Chemical Composition of a 10 Gyr-old Molecular Cloud at the Outer Edge
of the Galaxy
08:45-09:20 C. L. Martin
Galactic Winds
Session 7.
Extragalactic Abundances from Integrated Light
09:20-09:55 S. Trager
Integrated-Light Composition of Galaxies and Globular Clusters
09:55-10:30 D. Garnett
Gas-phase abundances in dwarfs and spirals galaxies
10:30-10:45 E. Verner
Tracing Iron Abundance with Fe II Spectra in Astrophysical Plasma
10:45-11:15
Coffee break and poster viewing
11:15-11:30 J. Brinchmann
The Physical Properties of Star Forming Galaxies in the Local Universe
11:30-12:05 M. Loewenstein
Intracluster medium composition
12:05-12:40 K. Adelberger
Abundances and winds in Lyman-break galaxies
12:40-13:55
Lunch
Session 8.
Abundances from Quasar Spectra
Chair Wal Sargent
13:55-14:30 F. Hamann
QSO metallicities (emission lines, outflows)
14:30-14:45 M. Corbin
*** Cancelled ***
14:45-15:00 C. Peroux
Abundances in Sub-DLAs: Implications for the Cosmological Evolution of
Metals as Traced by Quasar Absorbers
15:00-15:35 J. Prochaska
Abundances in damped Lyman-alpha systems
15:35-16:05
Coffee break and poster viewing
16:05-16:20 P. Molaro
Abundances in the Highest Redshift Neutral Clouds
16:20-16:35 F. Calura
Chemical Evolution and Nature of Damped Lymann Alpha Systems
16:35-17:10 R.F. Carswell
IGM abundances
17:10-17:25 R. Simcoe
Enrichment Patterns of Heavy Elements in the Tenuous Intergalactic Medium
Session 9.
Summary and Discussion
17:25-18:00 B. Pagel
Summary
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