Elementary Processes in Dense Plasmas

Neutron Stars, White Dwarfs, and Supernovae; The Quark-Gluon Plasma (G. Baym); Hot Neurton Stars at Birth: A Realistic Treatment (T. Takatsuka); Global Oscillations of Neutron Stars As Potential Probes of Microscopic Physics at Ultrahigh Densities (H.M. Van Horn, U. Lee, R.I. Epstein, and T.J.B. Collins); Explosion mechanism of collapse-driven supernovae (K. Sato, T. Shimizu, and S. Yamada); Role of Magnetized Plasmas in Production of Cosmic X-Rays (K. Makishima); Intense Magnetic Field Phenomena (J. Weisheit); Neutrino Astrophysics; Neutrinos in Cosmology and Astrophysics: An Introductory Overview of Theoretical Aspects (M. Fukugita); Neutrino Emission from Protoneutron Stars (H. Suzuki and K. Sumiyoshi); Solar Neutrinos (Y. Suzuki); Neutrino Emission Processes in Stars (N. Itoh); Nuclear Processes; Nuclear Reactions in Dense Matter (S. Ichimaru and H. Kitamura); Experimental Approach to Nucleosynthesis in the Universe (S. Kubono); Cosmological Phase Transition and Nucleosynthesis (T. Kajino); Atomic and Optical Processes in Stellar Matter; Equation of State, Metallization, and Energy Transitions of Dense PLasmas (S. Ogata, H. Kitamura, and S. Ichimaru); Thermodynamics, Kinetics, and Phase Transitions of Dense Plasmas (W. Ebeling and A. Frster); New Astrophysical Opacities and Their Effect of Stellar Models (F.J. Rogers and C.A. Iglesias); Atmospheric Structure of Very Low Mass Stars: M Dwarfs, Subdwarfs, and Brown Dwarfs (T. Tsuji and K. Ohnaka); Helioseismology; Helioseismology and Solar Models (H. Shibahashi); Equation-of-State Issues in Helioseismology (W. Dppen); Planetary Sciences; CurrentUncertainties in the Interior Physics of Brown Dwarfs and Giant Plantets (W.B. Hubbard, A. Burrows, J.I. Lunine, and D. Saumon); Constitution and Evolution of the Earth (E. Ito); High-Pressure Metal Physics; The Dense-Hydrogen Plasma: Tranlational, Orientational, and Electronic Structure (N.W. Ashcroft); Progress on Hydrogen at Ultrahigh Pressures (R.J. Hemley and H.-k. Mao); The Potential of High-Power Beams for Studying Megabar Matter, Including Low-Entropy Hydrogen Compression (J. Meyer-ter-Vehn and A. Oparin); Co.