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PresentationsPhysics of Evolved Stars 2015A Conference Dedicated to the Memory of Olivier Chesneau
Session 1: Remembering Olivier Farrokh Vakili Welcome Eric Lagadec Olivier's scientific work (low-mass stars) Florentin Millour Olivier's scientific work (massive stars)
Session 2: Winds, mass loss, jets Anthony Moffat Colliding winds among massive stars Kenji Hamaguchi The nature and origin of the central constant emission component of Eta Car Shazrene Mohamed 3D models of stellar wind interaction symbiotics José Groh Probing mass loss at the end stages of massive star evolution Robin Lombaert The problematically short superwind of OH/IR stars Cyril Georgy Mass loss of red supergiants: a key ingredient for the final evolution of massive stars Mikako Matsuura CO mass-loss rate of red-supergiants at low metallicity Nicolas Fabas Hydrogen lines in Mira stars through interferometry and polarimetry Noam Soker The role of jets: from common envelope to nebula Leen Decin ALMA data suggest the presence of spiral structure in the inner wind of CW Leo Olga Suarez The first water fountain in a planetary nebula with synchrotron emission Eamonn Harvey GK Per, morpho-kinematical observations and modeling
Session 3: Binaries Jennifer Hofmann Mass Flows in Massive Binaries and their Evolutionary Implications David Jones Planetary nebulae: What can they tell us about binary evolution? Brent Miszalski New insights from close binary central stars of planetary nebulae Valerio Ribeiro Using VLTI for measuring accurate nova distances Robert Gehrz Observations of Novae in the Infrared in the SOFIA Era Jana Nemravová Yet another spectro-interferometric study of the gas distribution in the enigmatic semi-detached binary Beta Lyrae Anatoly Miroshnichenko FS CMa type binaries Augustin Skopal Evolved stars as donors in symbiotic binaries Joanna Mikolajewska Symbiotic stars in the Local Group of Galaxies Hans Van Winckel 6 years of high resolution spectroscopic monitoring of evolved binaries with HERMES: lessons learned Devika Kamath Newly discovered, dusty, evolved, low-luminosity post-RGB stars in the Magellanic Clouds
Session 4: Disks Martin Groenewegen Mass-loss and luminosities of AGB stars in the Magellanic Clouds Joris Vos Modelling eccentric long period hot subdwarf binaries with circumbinary disks Pierre Kervella The nearby AGB star L2 Pup: the birth of a bipolar planetary nebula? Foteini Lykou Unraveling disks around AGB stars Michel Hillen An N-band interferometric survey of the disks around post-AGB binary stars Markus Wittkowski The surfaces of evolved stars and the importance of molecular layers Session 5: Circumstellar Environments Miguel Montargès The convection of close red supergiant stars observed with near-infrared interferometry Nathan Smith Eta Carinae and the pre-supernova circumstellar material around massive stars Claudia Agliozzo Exploring the mass-loss history and the dust content in circumstellar nebulae around LBV stars Nye Evans The circumstellar dust shells of Sakurai's Object and other "Born-Again" stars David Gobrecht From nuclei to dust grains: How the AGB machinery works
Chesneau Prize Lecture Julien Milli High-contrast imaging of debris disks
Session 6: Modeling, Evolution Andrea Chiavassa Pathways for observing stellar surfaces using 3D hydrodynamical simulations of evolved stars Ehsan Moravveji Lessons from Asteroseismology of B-type Dwarfs Lizette Guzman Double chemistry in Planetary Nebulae Tomislav Jurkic Circumstellar dust in symbiotic novae Zeinab Khorrami The massive stars nursery R136 Sophie Van Eck New clues on evolved stars nucleosynthesis Sun Kwok Synthesis of Complex Organics in the Late Stages of Stellar Evolution
Session 7: Conference Summary Chairperson: Denis Mourard Orsola De Marco Conference Summary |
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