Astrophysics and Space Science

Preface
pp. 295-310(16)

Requirements for observations from chemodynamical models
pp. 313-322(10)
Author: Gallagher J.S.

Early formation and evolution of galaxies
pp. 325-334(10)
Author: Steinmetz M.

Non-standard structure formation scenarios
pp. 335-340(6)
Authors: Knebe A.; Little B.; Islam R.; Devriendt J.; Mahmood A.; Silk J.

Galaxy formation: Warm dark matter, missing satellites, and the angular momentum problem
pp. 341-344(4)
Authors: Götz M.; Sommer-Larsen J.

Numerical modeling of galaxy evolution
pp. 345-348(4)
Author: Nakasato N.

The formation of the first luminous objects in the universe
pp. 349-352(4)
Author: Bromm V.

Tests and constraints on theories of galaxy formation and evolution
pp. 353-356(4)
Author: Thompson R.I.

Illuminating protogalaxies? The discovery of extended Lyman- emission around a QSO at z=4.5
pp. 357-360(4)
Authors: Bunker A.; Smith J.; Spinrad H.; Stern D.; Warren S.

Modeling the Ly radiation of high-redshift galaxies
pp. 361-364(4)
Author: Richling S.

Recombination emission from protoglobular clouds on high redshifts
pp. 365-368(4)
Authors: Vasiliev E.O.; Shchekinov Y.A.

GALICS: A direct link between theory and observations
pp. 369-372(4)
Author: Devriendt J.

Predicting multi-wavelength properties of Lyman break galaxies with GALICS
pp. 373-376(4)
Authors: Blaizot J.; Guiderdoni B.; Devriendt J.E.G.; Bouchet F.R.; Hatton S.

Clustering evolution between z=1 and today
pp. 377-380(4)
Authors: Phleps S.; Meisenheimer K.

Photometric redshifts for an optical/near-infrared catalogue in the Chandra Deep Field South
pp. 381-384(4)
Authors: Stanway E.R.; Bunker A.; McMahon R.G.

The FORS Deep Field: the photometric catalog
pp. 385-388(4)
Authors: Heidt J.; Appenzeller I.; Gabasch A.; Jäger K.; Seitz S.; FDF-Team T.

A survey searching for the epoch of assembling of Hubble types
pp. 389-392(4)
Authors: de Mello D.F.; Pasquali A.

Large-scale structure in the NIR-selected MUNICS survey
pp. 393-396(4)
Authors: Botzler C.S.; Snigula J.; Bender R.; Drory N.; Feulner G.; Hill G.J.; Hopp U.; Maraston C.; Mendes de Oliveira C.

Clues on the Hubble sequence formation from self-consistent hydrodynamical simulations
pp. 397-400(4)
Authors: DomÍnguez-Tenreiro R.; Serna A.; Sáiz A.; Sierra-Glez. de Buitrago M.M.

The mix of disky and boxy ellipticals
pp. 401-404(4)
Authors: Khochfar S.; Burkert A.

Modelling the formation of individual galaxies: A morphology problem for CDM?
pp. 405-409(5)
Authors: Taylor J.E.; Babul A.

Early-type galaxies at low z from self-consistent hydrodynamical simulations
pp. 411-414(4)
Authors: Sáiz A.; DomÍnguez-Tenreiro R.; Serna A.

Pregalactic metal enrichment
pp. 415-424(10)
Author: Ferrara A.

Chemical Enrichment of the Intra-Cluster Medium
pp. 425-428(4)
Authors: Cora S.A.; White S.D.M.

The evolution of cosmic star formation, metals and gas
pp. 429-432(4)
Authors: Calura F.; Matteucci F.

Dust formation in damped Ly-alpha systems
pp. 433-436(4)
Authors: Kasimova E.R.; Shchekinov Y.A.

Evidence for chemical evolution in spectra of high redshift galaxies
pp. 437-442(6)
Authors: Mehlert D.; Noll S.; Appenzeller I.

Scale interactions and galaxy evolution
pp. 445-454(10)
Author: Pfenniger D.

Hints on the Energetics of ICM
pp. 455-458(4)
Authors: Tornatore L.; Borgani S.

Environmental effects on galaxy properties
pp. 459-462(4)
Authors: Tanvuia L.; Zeilinger W.W.; Focardi P.; Kelm B.; Rampazzo R.

Evolutionary synthesis models for galaxy transformation in clusters
pp. 463-466(4)
Authors: Bicker J.; Fritze-von Alvensleben U.; Fricke K.J.

The gaseous Halo of the Virgo Cluster Galaxy 45
pp. 467-470(4)
Authors: Hensler G.; Tschöke D.; Bomans D.; Boselli A.

Infrared galaxies in compact groups
pp. 471-474(4)
Authors: Kelm B.; Focardi P.; Zampieri A.

The influence of mergings on galaxy evolution
pp. 475-478(4)
Authors: Kontorovich V.M.; Shelyag S.I.

Collisions and mergers of disk galaxies: Hydrodynamics of star forming gas
pp. 479-482(4)
Authors: Lamb S.A.; Hearn N.C.

On the nature of high luminosity ULIRGs
pp. 483-486(4)
Authors: Masegosa J.; MÁrquez I.

Merging of low-mass systems and the origin of the fundamental plane
pp. 487-490(4)
Authors: Evstigneeva E.A.; de Carvalho R.R.; Ribeiro A.L.; Capelato H.V.

Evolution and destruction of bars
pp. 491-494(4)
Authors: Athanassoula E.; Bosma A.

M51 revisited: A genetic algorithm approach of its interaction history
pp. 495-498(4)
Authors: Theis C.; Spinneker C.

The gigantic interacting galaxy NGC 6872
pp. 499-502(4)
Authors: Horellou C.; Koribalski B.

Probing the physics of interacting galaxies
pp. 503-506(4)
Authors: Cullen H.; Alexander P.; Clemens M.

I Zwicky 1: Decomposition and dynamics of the nearby QSO host
pp. 507-510(4)
Authors: Scharwächter J.; Eckart A.; Pfalzner S.; Staguhn J.; Schinnerer E.

The warped gas and dust lane in NGC 3718
pp. 511-514(4)
Authors: Krips M.; Pott J.-U.; Eckart A.; Leon S.; Straubmeier C.

Dynamical evolution of galactic disks driven by interaction with a satellite
pp. 515-518(4)
Author: Tsuchiya T.

The system of the Milky Way, LMC and SMC
pp. 519-522(4)
Author: Ruka A.

Outer bulge and in-plane bar of the milky way
pp. 523-526(4)
Authors: Picaud S.; Chereul E.; Robin A.C.; Garzón F.

A new challenge: Bar formation and secular evolution in lenticular galaxies
pp. 527-530(4)
Authors: Gadotti D.A.; de Souza R.E.

Bar dissolution in non-spherical halos
pp. 531-534(4)
Author: Ideta M.

What can biologists say about galaxy evolution?
pp. 535-538(4)
Authors: Fraix-Burnet D.; Choler P.; Douzery E.

What determines galactic evolution?
pp. 539-548(10)
Author: Matteucci F.

Formation and evolution of galactic nuclei, black holes
pp. 551-559(9)
Author: Spurzem R.

How black holes turn cusps into cores
pp. 561-564(4)
Author: Hemsendorf M.

Probing the nuclear activity with supermassive black holes
pp. 565-568(4)
Authors: Ivanov V.D.; Alonso-Herrero A.

The dynamical interaction of AGN with their galaxian environments
pp. 569-572(4)
Author: Dopita M.A.

Ground-based mid infra-red observations of nearby starburst and AGN galaxies
pp. 573-576(4)
Authors: Nikolic B.; Alexander P.; Cotter G.; Longair M.; Clemens M.

Dwarf galaxies: Important clues to galaxy formation
pp. 579-588(10)
Author: Tolstoy E.

Star formation histories of local group dwarf galaxies
pp. 589-594(6)
Authors: Ikuta C.; Arimoto N.; Jablonka P.

The extended structure of the Phoenix dwarf galaxy
pp. 595-598(4)
Authors: Hidalgo S.L.; Aparicio A.; MartÍnez-Delgado D.

Kinematics and stellar populations of 17 dwarf early-type galaxies
pp. 599-602(4)
Authors: Thomas D.; Bender R.; Hopp U.; Maraston C.; Greggio L.

Kinematics of diffuse elliptical galaxies
pp. 603-606(4)
Authors: Prugniel P.; Simien F.

The dynamical structure of dwarf elliptical galaxies
pp. 607-610(4)
Authors: Zeilinger W.W.; De Rijcke S.; Dejonghe H.; Hau G.K.T.

Spectrophotometric investigations of the blue compact dwarf galaxy Mrk 35
pp. 611-614(4)
Authors: Cairós L.M.; GarcÍa-Lorenzo B.; Caon N.; VÍlchez J.M.; Papaderos P.; Noeske K.

New insights into the photometric structure of Blue Compact Dwarf Galaxies from a deep Near-Infrared study
pp. 615-618(4)
Authors: Noeske K.G.; Papaderos P.; Cairós L.M.; Fricke K.J.

Photometric studies of very metal-deficient blue compact dwarf galaxies: the exponential ionized gas halo of IZw18
pp. 619-622(4)
Authors: Papaderos P.; Izotov Y.I.; Noeske K.G.; Cairós L.M.; Guseva N.G.; Thuan T.X.; Fricke K.J.

The effect of star formation on the evolution of Blue Compact Dwarf galaxies
pp. 623-626(4)
Authors: Recchi S.; Matteucci F.; D'Ercole A.; Tosi M.

X-ray emission from dwarf galaxies: IC 2574 revisited
pp. 627-630(4)
Authors: Brinks E.; Walter F.; Kerp J.

Low-mass cluster galaxies: A cornerstone of galaxy evolution
pp. 631-634(4)
Author: Conselice C.J.

H regions in FCC046 and FCC207
pp. 635-638(4)
Authors: Michielsen D.; De Rijcke S.; Dejonghe H.; Zeilinger W.W.; Hau G.K.T.

Optical and NIR investigation of a sample of tidal dwarf candidates
pp. 639-642(4)
Authors: Weilbacher P.M.; Fritze-von Alvensleben U.; Duc P.-A.

Cen – An ultra compact dwarf galaxy?
pp. 643-646(4)
Authors: Fellhauer M.; Kroupa P.

Searching for an intrinsic stellar population in compact high-velocity clouds
pp. 647-650(4)
Authors: Hopp U.; Schulte-Ladbeck R.E.; Kerp J.

Understanding dwarf galaxies as galactic building blocks
pp. 651-660(10)
Author: Tosi M.

Formation and evolution of disk galaxies
pp. 663-674(12)
Author: Silk J.

Disk galaxy evolution: from the Milky Way to high-redshift disks
pp. 675-684(10)
Author: Prantzos N.

Local galactic evolution
pp. 685-688(4)
Authors: Holmberg J.; NordstrÖm B.; Rosenkilde Jørgensen B.; Andersen J.

Scaling relations of field spirals at intermediate redshift
pp. 689-692(4)
Authors: Böhm A.; Ziegler B.L.; Fricke K.J.; FDF Team t.

X-ray, Ly and H emission from simulated disk galaxies
pp. 693-696(4)
Authors: Sommer-Larsen J.; Toft S.; Rasmussen J.; Pedersen K.; Götz M.; Portinari L.

The origin of the correlation between the spin parameter and the baryon fraction of galactic disks
pp. 697-700(4)
Author: Burkert A.

Tidal torques and galactic warps
pp. 701-706(6)
Authors: Bailin J.; Steinmetz M.

Kinematics of disc galaxies using photometrically calibrated N-body models
pp. 707-710(4)
Authors: Wozniak H.; Michel-Dansac L.

Isolated and mildly interacting spiral galaxies: Rotation curves and metallicities
pp. 711-714(4)
Authors: Márquez I.; Masegosa J.; Moles M.; Varela J.; Bettoni D.; Galletta G.

The constraints on dark matter distribution in the isolated spiral NGC 4414
pp. 715-718(4)
Authors: Vallejo O.; Braine J.; Baudry A.

Massive disks in low surface brightness galaxies
pp. 719-722(4)
Author: Fuchs B.

The mass to light ratio and the initial mass function in galactic discs
pp. 723-726(4)
Authors: Portinari L.; Sommer-Larsen J.; Tantalo R.

The SFR and IMF of the galactic disk
pp. 727-730(4)
Author: Just A.

On the evolution of the SFR in galactic disks
pp. 731-734(4)
Authors: Sakhibov F.; Smirnov M.A.

Properties of star formation in the spiral arms of barred galaxies
pp. 735-738(4)
Authors: Baes-Fischlmair S.; Zeilinger W.W.; Vega-Beltran J.-C.; Beckman J.E.

Application of the global modal approach to the spiral galaxies
pp. 739-742(4)
Authors: Orlova N.; Korchagin V.; Kikuchi N.; Miyama S.M.; Moiseev A.

Investigation of colour gradients in non-active and active spiral galaxies
pp. 743-746(4)
Author: Cunow B.

Generation of warps by accretion flows
pp. 747-751(5)
Authors: Beckman J.E.; LÓpez-Corredoira M.n.; Betancort-Rijo J.; Castro-RodrÍguez N.; Cardwell A.

Comparing peanut-shaped `bulges' to N-body simulations and orbital calculations
pp. 753-756(4)
Authors: Aronica G.; Athanassoula E.; Bureau M.; Bosma A.; Dettmar R.-J.; Vergani D.; Pohlen M.

3D global simulations of galactic magnetic fields and gas flows
pp. 757-760(4)
Authors: Dziourkevitch N.; Elstner D.

Magnetic fields and radio polarization of barred galaxies
pp. 761-764(4)
Authors: Otmianowska-Mazur K.; Elstner D.

Galactic evolution along the hubble sequence
pp. 767-770(4)
Authors: MollÁ M.; DÍaz A.I.

CNO evolution: Milky way, dwarf galaxies and DLAs
pp. 771-774(4)
Authors: Chiappini C.; Romano D.; Matteucci F.

The bends in the slopes of radial abundance gradients in the disks of spiral galaxies – do they exist?
pp. 775-778(4)
Author: Pilyugin L.

Chemical enrichment in the early galaxy
pp. 779-782(4)
Authors: NordstrÖm B.

The chemical composition of the halo and evolutionary problems
pp. 783-786(4)
Authors: Ninkovi S.; irkovi M.

Galaxy evolution: Inhomogeneous halo collapse
pp. 787-790(4)
Authors: Myers J.M.; Hartmann D.H.; The L-S.

Inhomogeneous chemical evolution of dwarf spheroidal galaxies
pp. 791-794(4)
Authors: Tsujimoto T.; Shigeyama T.

Search for and study of extremely metal-deficient galaxies
pp. 795-798(4)
Authors: Pustilnik S.A.; Kniazev A.Y.; Pramskij A.G.; Ugryumov A.V.

Chemical evolution of Elliptical Galaxies and the ICM
pp. 799-802(4)
Authors: Pipino A.; Matteucci F.

The ages and metallicities of ellipticals from continuum colors
pp. 803-806(4)
Authors: Rakos K.; Schombert J.; Odell A.; Maitzen M.

Galaxies as complex systems
pp. 809-818(10)
Authors: Shore S.N.; Galli D.

Gas phase processes affecting galactic evolution
pp. 819-832(14)
Author: Elmegreen B.G.

Star formation in a multi-phase interstellar medium
pp. 833-836(4)
Authors: Slyz A.; Devriendt J.; Bryan G.; Silk J.

A comparison of chemical and chemodynamical models
pp. 837-840(4)
Authors: Köppen J.

The chemo-dynamical evolution of a disk galaxy
pp. 841-844(4)
Author: Samland M.

On the origin of high-eccentricity halo stars
pp. 845-848(4)
Authors: Brook C.B.; Kawata D.; Gibson B.K.; Flynn C.

Chemical and dynamical evolution of spiral galaxies
pp. 849-852(4)
Authors: Poirier S.; Jablonka P.; Alimi J-M.

The origin of elliptical galaxies inferred from their metallicity gradients
pp. 853-856(4)
Author: Kobayashi C.

Feedback and late star formation in elliptical galaxies
pp. 857-860(4)
Authors: Ferreras I.; Scannapieco E.; Silk J.

Chemodynamical gas flow cycles and their influence on the chemical evolution of dwarf irregular galaxies
pp. 861-864(4)
Authors: Rieschick A.; Hensler G.

A multi-phase chemo-dynamical SPH code for galaxy evolution. Testing the code
pp. 865-868(4)
Authors: Berczik P.; Hensler G.; Theis C.; Spurzem R.

Star formation in a multi-phase ISM
pp. 869-872(4)
Authors: Harfst S.; Theis C.; Hensler G.

Expanding shells in low and high density environments
pp. 873-876(4)
Authors: Palou J.; Ehlerová S.; Wüunsch R.

Clues to starburst evolution: The tale of dense gas
pp. 877-880(4)
Authors: Hüttemeister S.; Aalto S.

Between simple and chemodynamical models of galaxies
pp. 881-890(10)
Authors: Köppen J.

Chemically consistent evolutionary synthesis
pp. 893-896(4)
Authors: Fritze-von Alvensleben U.; Weilbacher P.; Bicker J.

On the self-consistency of evolutionary synthesis models
pp. 897-900(4)
Authors: Cerviño M.

Star formation histories across hubble types
pp. 901-904(4)
Authors: Sansom A.E.; Proctor R.N.

Empirical population synthesis for 74 blue compact galaxies
pp. 905-908(4)
Author: Kong X.

The resolved red giant branches of E/S0 galaxies
pp. 909-912(4)
Authors: Schulte-Ladbeck R.E.; Drozdovsky I.O.; Belfort M.; Hopp U.

From spirals to low surface brightness galaxies
pp. 913-916(4)
Authors: Boissier S.; Monnier Ragaigne D.; van Driel W.; Balkowski C.; Prantzos N.

The properties of low surface brightness galaxies
pp. 917-920(4)
Authors: Monnier Ragaigne D.; van Driel W.; Balkowski C.; Boissier S.; Prantzos N.

Photometric evolution of N-body + SPH + star formation simulations of isolated disc galaxies
pp. 921-924(4)
Authors: Michel-Dansac L.; Wozniak H.

The stellar content of a prototype double barred galaxy
pp. 925-928(4)
Authors: Lourenso S.; Aguerri J.A.L.; Vazdekis A.; Beckman J.E.; Peletier R.F.

UV and optical spectral properties in early-type galaxies
pp. 929-932(4)
Authors: Kautsch S.J.; Zeilinger W.W.

High resolution spectra of galaxies
pp. 933-936(4)
Authors: Ocvirk P.; Lançon A.; Pichon C.; Prugniel P.; Le Borgne D.; Rocca-Volmerange B.; Fioc M.; Soubiran C.; Thiébaut E.

Evolutionary synthesis modelling of young star clusters in merging galaxies
pp. 937-940(4)
Authors: Anders P.; Fritze-von Alvensleben U.; de Grijs R.

Dust-enshrouded super star-clusters
pp. 941-944(4)
Authors: Sauvage M.; Plante S.

New aspects for new generation telescopes
pp. 947-956(10)
Author: Grebel E.K.

The next generation stellar population synthesis library
pp. 957-960(4)
Author: Peletier R.

Galaxies at the detection limits of deep X-ray surveys
pp. 961-964(4)
Authors: Griffiths R.; Miyaji T.; Knudson A.

Towards a new galaxy template library for multi-colour classification
pp. 965-968(4)
Authors: Borch A.; Meisenheimer K.; Wolf C.; Gray M.

Spectro-morphology of galaxies
pp. 969-972(4)
Authors: Lauger S.; Burgarella D.; Buat V.

3D spectroscopy of z 1galaxies with gemini
pp. 973-976(4)
Authors: Smith J.; Bunker A.; Bower R.

Author Index
pp. 977-980(4)