The usual seminar day and time is Friday at 10:30. The location is the main lecture room at Stockholm Observatory. The seminar organizers in 1999 were G\"osta Gahm and Peter Lundqvist.
January 15,
Lorant Sjouwerman (Joint Institute for VLBI in Europe, Dwingeloo)
OH/IR stars in the Galactic center: signs for an ancient starburst
January 26,
Ryszard Szczerba (N. Copernicus Astronomical Center)
Dust around post-AGB sources with 21 micron feature
January 27,
Tord Nordstrand (Stockholm Observatory)
Multicolour photometric analysis of the interactive binary white dwarf
system CR Boo (Master Thesis)
January 29,
Andrei Beloborodov (Stockholm Observatory)
Gamma-ray bursts: the fireball emission and its temporal structure
February 5,
Bengt Gustafsson (Uppsala Observatory)
On the origin of carbon
February 12,
Ana Hidalgo-Gamez (Uppsala Observatory)
Hubble V and Hubble X without HUBBLE
February 19,
Bertil Dorch (Stockholm Observatory, KVA)
Illustrating a piece of the solar dynamo
February 26,
Alexander Men'shchikov (Max Planck Institute for Radioastronomy, Bonn)
High-resolution speckle imaging and 2D radiative transfer modeling of
IRC+10216
March 12,
Nikolai Piskunov (Uppsala Observatory)
The Vienna atomic line database
March 18,
Bo Milvang-Jensen (Ph.D. stipend talk, Copenhagen)
E and S0 galaxies: The fundamental plane, ages and metallicities
March 19,
Kay Justtanont (Stockholm Observatory)
Atomic and molecular spectra of supergiants
March 19,
Anna Grigorieva (Ph.D. stipend talk, PhysTech, Moscow)
The possibilities of energy spectra measurements of protons and
electrons in the TeV energy range in the "RIM-PAMELA" experiment
March 24,
Kirsten Kraiberg Knudsen (Ph.D. stipend talk, Copenhagen)
Determining the dust-to-gas ratio at high redshift and selection biases
in flux limited samples
March 25,
Luis Borgonovo (Ph.D. stipend talk, Stockholm Observatory)
Time histories and spectral evolution of GRBs in the context of the
external shock models
April 12,
A.G.G.M. Tielens (Kapteyn Institute and SRON, Groningen)
Interstellar Ices
April 13,
Michel Fich (Observatoire de Paris and University of Waterloo, Canada)
The driving mechanism of bipolar molecular outflows
April 23,
Torben Andersen (Lund Observatory)
New Astronomical Telescope Projects
April 29,
Adam Peplinski (N. Copernicus University, Torun)
Maxwell's electrodynamics and magnetic monopoles
May 7,
Hans Olofsson (Stockholm Observatory)
Radio interferometry observations of AGB-stars with highly episodic
mass loss
May 28,
Claes-Ingvar Lagerkvist (Uppsala Observatory)
UDTS: A Trojan Survey of the Jupiter L4 Cloud
June 4,
Roberto Gilmozzi (ESO, Garching)
Science and technology of a 100m ground based optical telescope: the
OWL concept
June 11,
G\"oran Marklund (Alfv\'enlaboratoriet, KTH)
New perspective on the aurora: Results from Freja \& Astrid-2
June 21,
Ludmila Kiseleva (Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge)
Three-body dynamics and a possible way of producing close stellar and
planetary orbits
July 2,
Andrei Illarionov (Lebedev Physical Institute, Moscow)
Hard X-ray emitting black hole fed by accretion of low angular momentum
matter
July 6,
James Muzerolle (Center for Astrophysics, Harvard)
Models and observations of magnetospheric emission lines from
pre-main-sequence stars
August 20,
Bruno Leibundgut (ESO, Garching)
Is $\Lambda$ real?
September 10,
Taku Takeuchi (Stockholm Observatory)
Orbital evolution of protoplanets during their formation
September 17,
Nikolai Chugai (INASAN, Moscow)
The nature of the unusual supernova 1997D
September 24,
Amanda Kaas (Stockholm Observatory and ESA)
Ph.D. thesis defense: Luminosity functions of embedded young stellar
clusters
October 8,
Hans-Georg Scherneck (Onsala Space Observatory)
Deformations of the solid Earth - tides, glaciation, and tectonics
October 18,
Ralf Klessen (Leiden Observatory)
Local collapse in turbulent clouds: implications for star formation
October 26,
Susanne H\"ofner (Uppsala Observatory)
Y2K-safe model atmospheres for AGB stars
November 3,
John Black (Onsala Space Observatory)
Infrared absorption spectroscopy of interstellar molecules
November 12,
Inga Kuznetsova (Ph.D. stipend talk, PhysTech, Moscow)
The internal structure of nonrelativistic jets
November 22,
Alexander Sakharov (Space Research Institute, Moscow)
The Russian Phobos sample return mission
December 3,
Christoph Bargholtz (Nuclear Physics Division, Stockholm University)
Neutrino mass - a bewilderning mass of experiments.
December 17,
Mark Lacy (Lawrence Livermore National Labs, Univ. of California)
The role of AGN in cosmology