Third Asian-Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Astronomical Union : September 30–October 5 1984, Kyoto, Japan Part 1

M. KITAMURA Tokyo Astronomical Observatory, Japan and E. BUDDING Carter Observatory, Wellington, New Zealand The Third Asian-Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Astronomical Union was held from 30 September to 5 October, 1984, at the Kyoto International Conference Hall, Kyoto, Japan, under the auspices of the Union and the Astronomical Society of Japan with Kyoto University as host. Three hundred and twenty-seven astronomers from twenty-two countries participated at the meeting and more than two hundred papers were presented. The aim of the meeting was not only to promote scientific developments and cooperation, but also to offer a chance for all participants to become acquainted with major astronomical projects of the Asian-Pacific Region. Therefore, two new sessions of 'A View of Asian-Pacific Astronomy' and 'Astronomical Education in the Asian Pacific Region', which had not been undertaken in the previous two Regional Meetings, were arranged as a first trial, besides the other ordinary scientific sessions. The Scientific Organizing Committee consisted of D.C. Morton (chairman), R.N. Manchester, S.M. Gong, K.J. Feng, C.S. Shen, J.C. Bhattacharyya, G. Swa B. Hidayat, H.M.K. AI-Nairniy, H.S. Yun, J.B. Hearnshaw, S.C. Wolff, I. Ka rup, waguchi, M. Kitamura, M. Morimoto, M. Oda, andJ. P. Swings (IAU, ex officio); and the Local Organizing Committee of T. Kogure (chairman), T.lshizawa, M. Saite, R. Hirata, S.lnagaki, E. Hiei, M. Kitamura, B. Takase, N. Kaifu, H. Maehara, Y. Osaki, and A. Yamasaki Front Matter....Pages i-x Introduction....Pages 1-2 Remarks by the Chairman of the Scientific Organizing Committee....Pages 3-3 The Japanese National Large Telescope (JNLT) Project....Pages 5-7 Solar Studies in China....Pages 9-14 New Telescopes in China....Pages 15-20 The East-Siberian Complex of SibIZMIR Solar Observatories....Pages 21-30 Recent Developments with the Anglo-Australian Telescope....Pages 31-33 Galactic and Extragalactic Studies with the Kiso Schmidt....Pages 35-37 Cooperation in Astronomy Between Indonesia and Japan....Pages 39-43 New Telescopes in India....Pages 45-49 The Iraqi National Astronomical Observatory....Pages 51-56 The Australian Radio-Telescope....Pages 57-61 Results from Nobeyama Radio Observatory (NRO) — A Progress Report....Pages 63-65 Space Astronomy in Japan....Pages 67-70 STARLAB: An Ultraviolet/Optical Space Telescope....Pages 71-77 The Mt John 1 Metre Telescope Project....Pages 79-81 Radio Astronomy at the University of Sydney....Pages 83-85 Astronomical Research Activities with the 74 Inch Telescope at Kottamia Observatory....Pages 87-93 Astronomy in Tadjikistan....Pages 95-97 Present and Future of Astronomical Science at Gadjah Mada University, Central Java, Indonesia....Pages 99-100 High-Energy Observations of Solar Flares....Pages 101-113 Dynamical Processes in the Solar Corona and Interplanetary Space (Invited Review)....Pages 115-125 Magnetodynamic Phenomena in the Solar and Stellar Outer Atmospheres....Pages 127-148 High Resolution Observation of Hα Solar Flares and Temporal Relation Between Hα and X-ray, Microwave Emission....Pages 149-152 Three-dimensional Properties of Interplanetary Disturbances in 1978–1981....Pages 153-157 On the Spörer Minimum....Pages 159-162 Solar Vector Magnetograms of the Okayama Astrophysical Observatory....Pages 163-167 Solar Five-minute Oscillations of Low, Intermediate, and High Degree....Pages 169-172 Reference Models of Sunspot Chromospheres....Pages 173-175 Resonant Excitation of the Solar g -modes Through Coupling of 5-min Oscillations....Pages 177-181 Plasma and Radiation Processes (Invited Review)....Pages 183-193 Oscillations and Pulsations in the Sun and Stars (Invited Review)....Pages 195-207 Stellar Chromospheres, Coronae, and Winds (Invited Review)....Pages 209-222 Nonlinear Hydrodynamical Models of Stellar Convective Zones....Pages 223-225 Turbulence, Convection, and Mixing in Red Giant Stars: Some Empirical Approaches Based on High Resolution Spectroscopy....Pages 227-235 High Sensitivity SiO Maser Survey for Mira Variables....Pages 237-239 Classical Algol Systems (Invited Review)....Pages 241-255 Massive X-ray Binaries: Their Physics and Evolution....Pages 257-270 Rapid Oscillations in Cataclysmic Variables....Pages 271-277 Short-Period Noncontact Binaries....Pages 279-282 The Effect of Back Pressure on the Contact Evolution of a Close Binary System....Pages 283-286 The Electron Temperature of am Herculis Type Systems....Pages 287-289 Photometry, Polarimetry, and Spectroscopy of am Herculis Variables....Pages 291-294 Line Profiles in Symbiotic Stars....Pages 295-298 Light Curves of V711 Tauri (Hr 1099)....Pages 299-303 Carbon Deflagration Models for Type-I Supernovae and Theoretical Optical Spectra....Pages 305-309 A Survey of Emission-Line Stars in the CMa Star Formation Region....Pages 311-315 X-Ray Spectra of Various Bursts from the Rapid Burster....Pages 317-320 Trapezium-Type Multiple Systems....Pages 321-323 Age-Metallicity Relation for F-Stars....Pages 325-327 The Pulsar Velocities and their Binary Origins (Invited Review)....Pages 329-336 Dynamics of Disk Galaxies (Invited Review)....Pages 337-342 The Galactic Centre (Invited Review)....Pages 343-364 Expected and Observed Late Giant Star Counts in the Milky Way Bulge....Pages 365-366 Post-Collapse Evolution of Small- N Clusters....Pages 367-370 The Galactic Center Radio Lobe — a Cosmic Jet in our Galaxy?....Pages 371-374 Tenma Observation of the X-Ray Pulsar 4U1626–67....Pages 375-377 A Model of the Galactic Centre with Magnetic Monopoles....Pages 379-382 The Injection of Energy into the Interstellar Medium by Stars (Invited Review)....Pages 383-393 The Shape of Spiral Arms....Pages 395-399 High-Resolution Observations of the Orion Bright Bar....Pages 401-404 Excitation of Interstellar Molecules in the Ori-Kl Source....Pages 405-407 Large-Scale Structures of High Galactic Latitude Dark Clouds....Pages 409-410 A Quenched Carbonaceous Composite (QCC) Grain Model for the Interstellar 220 Nm Extinction Hump....Pages 411-413 Photographic and Spectrographic Observations with a Reducing Camera on the 61 Cm Ncu Telescope....Pages 415-418 Star Count of the North Galactic Pole Region in the Ubv Colour Bands....Pages 419-420 Star Formation Associated with High-Velocity Mass Outflows (Invited Review)....Pages 421-434 Globular Clusters and Galactic Evolution (Invited Review)....Pages 435-438 The Structure of the R Monocerotis, Ngc 2261, and Hh39 Nebular Complex....Pages 439-441 Formation of Astrophysical Jets by a Contracting Magnetic Accretion Disk....Pages 443-447 CS, C 34 S, and CH 3 OH Observations of the Molecular Cloud Associated with NGC 7538....Pages 449-451 Deep(est) Colour-Magnitude Diagrams of Clusters....Pages 453-455 Elliptical Galaxies Under Perturbation....Pages 457-458 A Photometric Study of Poor Clusters of Galaxies....Pages 459-462 N -Body Simulation of Giant Molecular Clouds in a Galaxy....Pages 463-465 A Design for Digital Signal Processing in a Large Field Radio Patrol Camera....Pages 467-469 A Faint Object Spectrometer for the Infrared....Pages 471-472 QSO Absorption Lines (Invited Review)....Pages 473-486 The Environment of QSOs (Invited Review)....Pages 487-497 Heavy Element Abundances in Absorption Line Systems Towards Q2206-199N....Pages 499-500 An Absorption Line Study of Galaxies at High Redshift....Pages 501-503 QSOs as Probes of the Early Universe....Pages 505-507 The Baryon Clump Within an Extended Dark Matter Region....Pages 509-514 The Effects of Self-Gravity on the Solar Nebula....Pages 515-521 Echelle Spectroscopy of Narrow Line Regions of Seyfert Galaxies....Pages 523-528 New Polar Ring Galaxies in Rich Clusters of Galaxies....Pages 529-530 Distance to the Anti-Center Shell....Pages 531-533 Back Matter....Pages 535-537