The Interplay Between Massive Star Formation, the ISM and Galaxy Evolution: Proceedings of the 11th IAP Astrophysics Meeting, July 3-8, 1995, Institut D'Astrophysique de Paris |
Contents
Star Formation and Galactic Evolution | 3 |
PreMS Evolution and Tracers of Star Formation | 17 |
The Role of Winds from Hot Stars in Galaxy Evolution | 27 |
WolfRayet Stars in Starbursts | 37 |
Effect of Galactic Winds? | 47 |
HST Images of Massive Compact Multiple Systems | 61 |
The ColourMagnitude Diagrams of three Nearby Dwarf Irregular Galaxies | 67 |
Type Ia Supernovae and the Chemical Evolution of Galaxies | 83 |
The IMF in Starburst Clusters | 249 |
A Theory for the Stellar Initial Mass Function | 259 |
the XRay View | 265 |
HI and Star Formation in Dwarf Galaxies | 275 |
Properties and Evolution of Star Formation in Barred Galaxies | 283 |
Star Formation Rate History of Galaxies | 297 |
GalaxyScale Schmidt Law From FarInfrared Properties | 307 |
Ultraviolet studies of Massive Star Formation in Galaxies | 315 |
The Rates of Type Ia and II Supernovae | 89 |
SmallScale Structure of PreStarForming Molecular Clouds | 95 |
How Much Molecules in Galaxies? The ICONH2 Conversion | 105 |
Millimeter Spectroscopy in Galaxies | 115 |
The Evolution of Molecular Clouds | 121 |
The Small Scale Distribution of the Dust inside Molecular Clouds | 127 |
Far Infrared Emission in Galaxies Origin and Interpretation | 143 |
The Evolution of Supernova Remnants | 151 |
Superbubbles and Superwinds in Starburst Galaxies | 159 |
Superbubble Blowout | 169 |
ROSAT Observations of XRay Emission from Superbubbles | 179 |
Large Scale Transport and Mixing in the Interstellar Medium of GasRich Galaxies | 187 |
Abundances in the HI Galactic Winds and Lyman Alpha Emission | 195 |
The Interplay Between Massive Stars and the ISM in the LMC | 201 |
Galactic Fountains | 211 |
Global Structure of the Multiphase Interstellar Medium | 223 |
Overall Models of the Interstellar Medium | 233 |
HST UV Imaging of Starburst Regions | 321 |
The Ultraviolet Structure of Starbursts | 333 |
Star Formation in the Nuclei of Spiral Galaxies | 341 |
Optical Structure and Star Formation in Blue Compact Dwarf Galaxies | 347 |
Galaxy Formation and Related Topics | 355 |
Synthetic Models for Evolving Starbursts and their Associated HII Regions | 367 |
A Chimere? | 395 |
Chemical Evolution of Dwarf Irregular and Blue Compact Galaxies | 411 |
The Chemical Evolution of the Galactic Disk | 425 |
Semianalytic Models of Galaxy Formation | 443 |
Simulations of Galaxy Formation in Hierarchically Clustering Universes | 457 |
Conference Summary I | 469 |
Conference Summary II | 475 |
Newly Born | 489 |
Mass Calibration and Hydrodynamics in the Cepheus Flare | 495 |
Common terms and phrases
abundance accretion Astr Astron Astrophys BCGs chemical evolution clusters column density component continuum cooling core dense detected diffuse distribution dust dwarf galaxies dynamical emission lines energy estimated extinction Figure flux fraction Galactic disk galactic wind galaxy formation halo Heckman HII galaxies HII regions hot gas Hubble images infrared interaction interstellar medium ionized gas Kennicutt Kunth low-mass luminosity massive stars merger metallicity MNRAS models molecular clouds nearby nuclei nucleosynthesis observed optical outflow parameters phase predicted pressure radiation radius range ratio redshift ROSAT sample scale shell shock solar spatial spectra spectrum spiral galaxies star formation star formation rate star-forming starburst galaxies stellar mass stellar population stellar winds structure superbubbles supergiant supernova remnants surface brightness telescope temperature Terlevich thermal timescale typical velocity dispersion X-ray X-ray emission