The invited reviews and the selected
oral contributions for each session are given below.
All abstracts submitted to the
SPM-96 and not listed here, are considered as contributed posters.
L. Paterno (Italy) : The structure and dynamics of the Sun
from helioseismology
N.O. Weiss (U.K.) : Modulation of solar and stellar
activity cycles
Oral contributions
S.V. Ajukov (Russia) : A possibility to compute
helioseismically consistent solar model
V.A. Baturin (U.K.) : Helioseismic probe to the structure
of the solar convection zone
E. Covas (U.K.) : Robustness of truncated $\alpha\Omega$
dynamos with a dynamic $\alpha$
J.P. Rozelot (France) : The sun changing sizes : a review
E. Tikhomolov (Russia) : Rossby vortices in the layer
between the convection zone and radiative interior
A. Grandpierre (Hungary) : On the origin of the 11.2 yr
solar cycle period
S.K. Solanki (Switzerland) : Dynamics of flux tubes in the
solar atmosphere: Observations
B. Roberts (U.K.) and P. Ulmschneider (Germany) : Dynamics of flux
tubes in the solar atmosphere : Theory
Oral contributions
M. Goossens (Belgium) : Analytic theory of resonant Alfv\'en waves in
coronal loops excited by footpoint motions of the
magnetic field lines
S. Poedts (Netherlands) : Nonlinear MHD simulations of wave
dissipation in flux tubes
V.M. Nakariakov (U.K.) : Body sausage solitons and "latent" heating of
plasma in magnetic flux tubes
J. Ireland (U.K.) : Phase mixing of Alfv\'en waves in the solar corona
J.C. Henoux (France) : Role of electric currents in thin flux
tubes physics
O. Steiner (U.S.A.) : Convective intensification of magnetic fields at
the solar surface
T.R. Sanderson (ESTEC) : Energetic ion observations during
the Ulysses prime mission
D. Burgess (U.K.) : An overview of solar wind and interstellar
medium coupling
Oral contributions
R.J. Forsyth (U.K.) : The heliospheric magnetic field at solar
minimum : Ulysses results
O. Malandraki (Greece) : Study of solar flare electron event onsets
M. Pick (France) : Solar particle events during the Ulysses mission
M. Poquerusse (France) : The radiation pattern of solar type III
radio bursts:
Ulysses - ARTEMIS observations in and out of the ecliptic plane
G. Simnett (U.K.) : Modulation of the low energy anomalous
cosmic rays at high heliolatitudes by corotating interaction regions
D. Lario (Spain) : Interplanetary transport of shock accelerated
protons at low ($\sim $500 keV) and high ($\sim$ 20 MeV) energy
V. Tritakis (Greece) : Solar and interplanetary responses
to the asymmetric optical emissions of the solar corona
B. Schmieder (France) : Flows through a magnetically structured
atmosphere
M. Carlsson (Norway) : Chromospheric dynamics: what can be learnt from
numerical simulations
Oral contributions
I. Rodriguez H. (Spain) : 3-D variations of solar atmospheric
parameters from the inversion of 2-D high spatial resolution
spectroscopic data
S. Koutchmy (France) : Disk and off-limb spicules
K. Muglach (Germany) : Multiple velocities observed in He I 1083 nm
P. Ambro\'z (Czech Rep.): Large scale restructuring of the corona as
derived from eclipse observations and numerical models
J. Glover (U.K.) : The magnetic signatures of high latitude CMEs
N.A. Lotova (Russia) : Radio maps of the solar wind transition
region
P. Martens (ESTEC) : Overview of the SOHO mission: Instrumentation,
operations and logistics
E. Antonucci (Italy) and
G. Simnett (U.K.) : Early new results
A. Nordlund (Denmark) : Topologically forced reconnection
A.O. Benz (Switzerland) : Energy release process in active regions
Oral contributions
R.L. Ricca (U.K.) : Evolution of knotted magnetic flux-tubes
H. Baty (France) : Ideal current layers and kink instability in
line-tied coronal loops
G. Einaudi (Italy) : MHD turbulence and coronal heating
M. Georgoulis (Greece) : Coronal heating by nanoflares and the
variability of the occurence frequency in solar flares
H. Isliker (Greece) : Are solar flares deterministic or
random processes?
W.M. Glencross (U.K.) : Continuous energy conversion at the
base of the solar corona
J. Kuijpers (Netherlands) : Magnetic pumping on the white dwarf
in AE Aquarii and solar implications
G. Trottet (France) : Production of non-thermal
particles at the Sun
E.T. Sarris (Greece) : Particle acceleration in the
interplanetary medium
Oral contributions
S.R. Kane (U.S.A.) : Maximum brightness and directivity of
impulsive hard X-ray sources in solar flares
L. Fletcher (ESTEC): Particle acceleration and transport in
reconnecting plasmas
L.G. Kocharov (Finland) : Impact of magnetic environment on generation of
high energy neutrons at the sun
V. Kurt (Russia) : Origin of the high energy gamma-ray emission
( $>$ 30 MeV) in the March 26, 1991 and June 15, 1991 solar flares
M. Karlick\'y (Czech Rep.) : Frequency gap between fast drift and type III
associated bursts
I. Roth (U.S.A.) : Acceleration of He-3 and heavy ions in impulsive
solar flares: Analogy and uniqueness
P. Mein (France) : New ground-based solar instrumentation
E. Antonucci (Italy) : Future space solar instrumentation
Oral contributions
R. J. Rutten (Netherlands) : The Dutch open telescope on La Palma
M. L. Demidov (Russia) : A polarization-free solar telescope for
high precision observations of large-scale magnetic fields
S. Koutchmy (France) : Imaging experiments on solar probes
I.S. Kim ( Russia) : Opportunities of coronagraphic telescopes
D. Maroulis (Greece) : A new digital solar radio spectrograph at the
Thermopyles station, Greece
O.V. Andriyenko (Ukraine) : On the new method of obtaining of the
sun as a star spectrum