Astrophysical journal

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  Año 2004, Vol. 610, Número 2

  • COMPASS: AN UPPER LIMIT ON COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND POLARIZATION AT AN ANGULAR SCALE OF 20'

    P. C. Farese, G. Dall' Oglio, J. O. Gundersen

    págs. 625-634

    

  • LYMAN BREAK GALAXIES AT z ~ 5: REST-FRAME ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRA

    I. Iwata, K. Ohta, C. Watanabe, M. Ando

    págs. 635-641

    

  • IONIZING RADIATION FLUCTUATIONS AND LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURE IN THE Lyalpha FOREST

    R. A. C. Croft

    págs. 642-662

    

  • EFFECTS OF TRIAXIALITY ON THE STATISTICS OF LARGE-SEPARATION GRAVITATIONAL LENSES

    C. R. Keeton, M. Oguri

    págs. 663-672

    

  • POSSIBILITY OF MAGNETIC MASS DETECTION BY THE NEXT GENERATION OF MICROLENSING EXPERIMENTS

    S. Rahvar, F. Habibi

    págs. 673-678

    

  • MICROLENSING OF THE BROAD EMISSION LINE REGION IN THE QUADRUPLE LENS SDSS J1004+4112

    G. T. Richards

    págs. 679-685

    

  • DETECTION OF X-RAYS FROM GALAXY GROUPS ASSOCIATED WITH THE GRAVITATIONALLY LENSED SYSTEMS PG 1115+080 AND B1422+231

    M. W. Bautz, C. E. Grant

    págs. 686-690

    

  • MICROLENSING CANDIDATES IN M87 AND THE VIRGO CLUSTER WITH THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

    T. R. Lauer, D. R. Zurek, E. A. Baltz

    págs. 691-706

    

  • TIDAL DISRUPTION OF A STAR BY A BLACK HOLE: OBSERVATIONAL SIGNATURE

    T. Bogdanovic, M. Eracleous, S. Mahadevan, S. Sigurdsson

    págs. 707-721

    

  • ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI WITH CANDIDATE INTERMEDIATE-MASS BLACK HOLES

    J. E. Greene

    págs. 722-736

    

  • CHANDRA OBSERVATIONS OF X-RAY-WEAK NARROW-LINE SEYFERT 1 GALAXIES

    R. J. Williams

    págs. 737-744

    

  • K-BAND PROPERTIES OF GALAXY CLUSTERS AND GROUPS: LUMINOSITY FUNCTION, RADIAL DISTRIBUTION, AND HALO OCCUPATION NUMBER

    Y.-T. Lin, J. J. Mohr, S. A. Stanford

    págs. 745-761

    

  • A SOFT X-RAY EXCESS IN THE A754 CLUSTER

    M. J. Henriksen

    págs. 762-771

    

  • THE NATURE OF RADIO CONTINUUM EMISSION IN THE DWARF STARBURST GALAXY NGC 625

    J. M. Cannon, E. D. Skillman

    págs. 772-780

    

  • MULTIFLUID, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC SHOCK WAVES WITH GRAIN DYNAMICS. II. DUST AND THE CRITICAL SPEED FOR C SHOCKS

    G. E. Ciolek, W. G. Roberge, T. C. Mouschovias

    págs. 781-800

    

  • DUST HEATING BY THE INTERSTELLAR RADIATION FIELD IN MODELS OF TURBULENT MOLECULAR CLOUDS

    E. G. Zweibel, T. J. Bethell

    págs. 801-812

    

  • ON THE O GROUND CONFIGURATION ENERGY LEVELS

    K. P. M. Biagrave

    págs. 813-819

    

  • THE SPATIAL ENERGY SPECTRUM OF MAGNETIC FIELDS IN OUR GALAXY

    J. L. Han, R. N. Manchester, K. Ferriere

    págs. 820-826

    

  • IMAGING MWC 349 FROM 7 MILLIMETERS TO 90 CENTIMETERS

    Y. Gómez, L. F. Rodríguez, D. Tafoya

    págs. 827-834

    

  • A VERY LARGE ARRAY SEARCH FOR WATER MASERS IN SIX H REGIONS: TRACERS OF TRIGGERED LOW-MASS STAR FORMATION

    M. J. Claussen, K. R. Healy, J. J. Hester

    págs. 835-850

    

  • COSMIC-RAY ACCELERATION AT RELATIVISTIC SHOCK WAVES WITH A "REALISTIC" MAGNETIC FIELD STRUCTURE

    M. Ostrowski, J. Niemiec

    págs. 851-867

    

  • GAMMA-RAY SPECTRA DUE TO COSMIC-RAY INTERACTIONS WITH DENSE GAS CLOUDS

    M. Ohishi

    págs. 868-875

    

  • COULD THERE BE A HOLE IN TYPE Ia SUPERNOVAE?

    P. Nugent, R. C. Thomas, Daniel Kasen

    págs. 876-887

    

  • ROLES OF SUPERNOVA EJECTA IN NUCLEOSYNTHESIS OF THE LIGHT ELEMENTS Li, Be, AND B

    K. Nakamura, T. Shigeyama

    págs. 888-896

    

  • QUASI-PERIODIC INWARD SHOCK FORMATIONS IN THE SYSTEM OF A BLACK HOLE AND AN ACCRETION DISK AND APPLICATION TO QUASI-PERIODIC OSCILLATIONS IN GALACTIC BLACK HOLE CANDIDATES

    S. I. Aoki

    págs. 897-912

    

  • COLLAPSE OF UNIFORMLY ROTATING STARS TO BLACK HOLES AND THE FORMATION OF DISKS

    S. L. Shapiro

    págs. 913-919

    

  • THREE-DIMENSIONAL SIMULATIONS OF DISK ACCRETION TO AN INCLINED DIPOLE. II. HOT SPOTS AND VARIABILITY

    M. M. Romanova, G. V. Ustyugova

    págs. 920-932

    

  • THE LOW QUIESCENT X-RAY LUMINOSITY OF THE NEUTRON STAR TRANSIENT XTE J2123-058

    J. P. Halpern, J. A. Tomsick, D. M. Gelino

    págs. 933-940

    

  • EFFECT OF DIFFERENTIAL ROTATION ON THE MAXIMUM MASS OF NEUTRON STARS: REALISTIC NUCLEAR EQUATIONS OF STATE

    I. A. Morrison, T. W. Baumgarte

    págs. 941-947

    

  • PROPERTIES AND INTERPRETATIONS OF GIANT MICROPULSES AND GIANT PULSES FROM PULSARS

    I. H. Cairns

    págs. 948-955