Galaxies in Interaction
Authors: Theis Christian , Zeilinger Werner , Hüttemeister Susanne 
Published: July 2005

AbstractPosters: Because of the large number of contributions, some oral presentations had to be transferred into Posters. The reader is referred to the final programme for the actual allocation of Posters.A01 Chemical Enrichment of the Intracluster MediumA02 Structural analysis of high‐velocity clouds – Evidence for an interaction between the Milky Way and the Magellanic SystemA03 Multi‐Phase Chemo‐Dynamical SPH code for galaxy evolutionA04 The proper motion of M33A05 Wavelet analysis of Intra–group Light in Hickson Compact GroupsA06 Evidence for an evolutionary connection between early and late type dwarf galaxiesA07 Dwarf Galaxies in the NGC 5846 GroupA08 X‐ray spectroscopy of serendipitous clusters of galaxies in XMM‐Newton observationsA09 Evolution of smale scale systems of galaxies: X‐ray detected E+S galaxy pairsA10 Modelling Star Formation in Interacting GalaxiesA11 NGC 1427A – the beginning of the end: a lonely dwarf irregular entering the dense core of the Fornax clusterA12 Dwarf galaxies in galaxy groups: Photo‐evaporation, orbits and gas strippingA13 High resolution stellar kinematics for the central component of the Polar Ring Galaxy NGC 4650AA14 The Influence of Environment on the Morphological Evolution of Disk‐Dominated GalaxiesA15 Interactions and star formation in galaxiesA16 Dust Condensations and Molecular Clouds in Interacting SpiralsA17 Star formation rates and kinematics of modelled interacting galaxiesA18 Evolution of Galaxies and the Tully–Fisher RelationA19 Evolution and Collision of Galaxies on the GRIDA20 Multiwavelength observations of two S+E merger candidates: the Medusa and NGC 4441A21 Interacting Galaxies in Small Galaxy GroupsA22 Virial and total masses of galaxy triplets in the Local SuperclusterA23 Simulations of Interaction Processes of Galaxies with the Intra‐Cluster MediumA24 Chemical evolution of the thick and thin disks of our GalaxyA25 Dust properties of UV‐bright galaxies at z ∼ 2A26 Simulation of the Gravitational Collapse and Fragmentation of Rotating Molecular CloudsA27 NGC 5719/13: interacting spirals forming a counter‐rotating stellar discA28 Starbursts in very metal‐poor dwarfs due to interactions and mergers: link to the processes in the high‐redshift young galaxiesA29 Testing galaxy evolution in the field: morphology and properties of the diffuse X‐ray emission in shell galaxiesA30 Effects of galactic winds on dIrrs with particular emphasis on NGC 1569 and the refill of superbubble cavitiesA31 Galaxy formation through merging at z ≈ 2A32 3D simulations of the ISM‐ICM interaction of disk galaxies in clustersA33 Gas replenishment in ram pressure stripped disk galaxiesA34 New Results on the Kinematics of the Outer Cluster System of NGC 1399A35 Chemical gradient evolution in massive galaxy disk due to its minor merger with dwarf galaxyA36 The complex kinematics of galaxies in Hickson 62A37 Dust in the outer regions of interacting galaxiesA38 Dynamical interaction of M31 and M32A39 A comparative study of galaxy properties in low‐ and high density environmentA40 Compact Groups in Dense Environment: The Case of IC1370A41 The Star Formation History of CG J1720‐67.8A42 Galaxy populations in the infall regions of intermediate redshift clustersA43 The study of gravitational fragmentation in two‐clumps collisionsA44 Star Formation Activity in Galaxy Clusters Near and FarA45 An Exploration of the Merging History of the Local Starburst Galaxy, NGC 3310A46 The high‐velocity clouds of M31: tracers of galactic evolutionA47 The Properties of Fossil Groups