Evolution and Structure of the Universe [PSC]






	Evolution and Structure of the Universe Fixing the Holes Cosmological Hydrodynamic Simulations of Black Hole Formation Tiziana Di Matteo, Carnegie Mellon University Star Maker Machinery Star Formation in Isolated Disk Galaxies Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, the American Museum of Natural History Baby Cosmos Grows Up The Structure of Dark Matter Halos and the LCDM Model Paul Bode & Jeremiah Ostriker, Princeton University How to Cook a Giant Planet Formation of Giant Planets by Fragmentation of Protoplanetary Disks Thomas Quinn, University of Washington In Search of Planetary Pancakes Simulation of Star Formation out of a Turbulence Molecular Cloud Michael L. Norman, University of California, San Diego The Dance of Two Black Holes Grazing Collisions of Black Holes via the Excision of Singularities Pablo Laguna, Penn State University Ripples in Space and Time Stable Characteristic Evolution of Generic 3-Dimensional Single-Black-Hole Spacetimes Jeffrey Winicour, University of Pittsburgh New Light on Dark Matter Testing Cosmogonic Models with Gravitational Lensing Jeremiah P. Ostriker, Princeton University Death of A Hot Young Star On the Nature of Core-Collapse Supernova Explosions Adam Burrows, University of Arizona Groping in the Dark The Formation of Galaxies and Large-Scale Structure of the Universe Edmund Bertschinger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Beacons in Space A Search for Millisecond Pulsars Joseph H. Taylor, Princeton University Doomsday at a Distance Explosion of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 on Entry into the Jovian Atmosphere Mordecai-Mark Mac Low, University of Chicago		Articles by topic: New Understanding of Life and Its Processes Earth, the Environment and Society We Live In Evolution and Structure of the Universe New Technology and Manufacturing Processes At the Frontier of Physics and Chemistry Search: Also of interest: PSC News Center Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Home-page

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