Author index

Althaus, L. G. – 110Anche, R. M. – 225Anupama, G. C. – 225Aoki, W. – 215Arca Sedda, M. – 206Ayres, T. – 220

Bailer-Jones, C. – 188Bainbridge, M. – 220Balanca, C. – 84Barnett, J. W. – 20Barstow, M. A. – 220, 230Beauchamp, A. – 89Bedard, A. – 162Bell, K. – 131Bell, K. J. – 37Benomar, O. – 215Bera, P. – 134Berczik, P. – 206Bergeron, P. – 89, 123, 162Bieryla, A. – 215Blaess, C. – 84Blokesz, A. – 41Blouin, S. – 166Bonsor, A. – 33Brassard, P. – 119

Camisassa, M. E. – 110Casewell, S. L. – 220Champion, N. – 84Charpinet, S. – 119Cheng, S. – 175Corsico, A. H. – 93,110

De Geronimo, F. C. – 110Deghiche, D. – 84Doroshenko, V. A. – 202Doyle, A. E. – 28Dufour, P. – 75, 166

Fekel, F. C. – 211Finch, N. L. – 220Fontaine, G. – 119, 162Fouesneau, M. – 188

Gansicke, B. – 131Giammichele, N. – 119Godon, P. – 131

Hajduk, M. – 154Hardy, F. – 75

Heintz, T. – 197Hermes, JJ. – 197Hinkle, K. H. – 211Hodgkin, S. – 33Holberg, J. B. – 170

Isern, J. – 138

Jeffery, E. – 188Jeffery, E. J. – 192Jordan, S. – 75Joyce, R. – 211Jura, M. – 33

Kafka, S. – 131Kalita, S. – 79Kamath, U. S. – 225Kamlah, A. – 206Kawahara, H. – 215Kawka, A. – 60Kayastha, B. – 206Kim, A. – 114Klein, B. – 28Kloc, I. – 188Krzesinski, J. – 41Kumar, G. S. – 225Kunitomo, M. – 215

Lafreniere, D. – 123Lagarde, N. – 184Landau, S. J. – 45Latham, D. W. – 215Lebzelter, T. – 211Lee, C.-H. – 24Lobling, L. – 158

MacLeod, M. – 215Masuda, K – 215Matheson, T. – 24Meftah, A. – 84Montgomery, M. H. – 127Moss, A. – 188Moticska, N. – 188Mukhopadhyay, B. – 79

Narayan, G. – 24Nordhaus, J. – 16

Oswalt, T. D. – 170

Pang, X. – 206

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234 Author index

Pavana, M. – 225Preval, S. P. – 220Provencal, J. L. – 127

Reindl, N. – 220Reyle, C. – 184Robinson, E. – 188, 192Rogers, L. K. – 33Ruiter, A. J. – 1

Saha, A. – 24Sargent, J. – 188Schlichting, H. E. – 28Shipman, H. L. – 107, 127Sion, E. – 131Sion, E. M. – 170Soraisam, M. – 24Spurzem, R. – 206Stenning, D. – 188, 192Straniero, O. – 211Stubens, C. – 24Su, K Y. L. – 33Suleimanov, V. F. – 202Szkody, P. – 131

Tchang-Brillet, W.-U. L. – 84Toloza, O. – 131Tremblay, P. – 89

van Dyk, D. – 188, 192Vanderbosch, Z. – 131Vincent, O. – 123von Hippel, T. – 33, 188, 192

Wang, L. – 206Welsh, B. – 220Werner, K. – 202Williams, K. A. – 20, 179Wilson, E. C. – 16Wolf, N. – 24Wyart, J.-F. – 84

Xu, S. – 33

Young, E. D. – 28

Zuckerman, B. – 28

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White dwarfs are the most numerous members of the stellar graveyard. More than ninety percent of all stars will end their lives as white dwarfs. Research on these objects is fascinating in its own right, requiring developments in atomic data and the study of properties of matter under extreme conditions. However, these studies also have enormous impact on other areas of astrophysics, including: cosmology, the composition of extrasolar planets and fundamental physics. The proceedings of IAU Symposium 357 bring together experts from different branches of science working on white dwarfs, but also astronomers with expertise in a wide range of relevant disciplines. The resulting papers are organized around several key themes: SN Ia progenitors, debris from extrasolar planetary systems, fundamental physics, precision studies of white dwarf structure and stellar physics and Galactic evolution. They provide a framework for guiding the direction of white dwarf research for the next decade.

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