Invited Presentations

This is the current list of all confirmed invited speakers. Click on a column heading to sort by that column.

Talk No.	Name	Topic
2.1	Andy Fabian	Intro Talk
3.1	Megan Donahue	A Review of Cooling Flow Observations
5.1	John Peterson	High Resolution X-Ray Spectroscopic Constraints On Cooling-Flow Models
5.2	Michael Wise	High Resolution Spectroscopy of Cooling Flows: Current Data and Future Prospects
5.3	Kazuo Makishima	The ASCA View On Cooling Flows and Its Implication
7.1	Alastair Edge	Cool Gas in Cooling Flows - Cooled Or Just Cold?
9.1	Greg Taylor	Observations of Cluster Magnetic Fields
10.1	Jean Eilek	Radio Galaxies in Cooling Cores
10.2	Brian McNamara	Star Formation in Cluster Cooling Flows
12.1	Elizabeth Blanton	The Interaction of Radio Sources and X-Ray-Emitting Gas in Cooling Flows
12.2	Hans Boehringer	Self Regulated Interaction of AGN With Cooling Flows
14.1	Yasushi Ikebe	Temperature Structure of ICM and Dark Matter in Cluster Centers
16.1	William Forman	Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble - the Connection Between the Central Black Hole and Hot Gas
16.2	Maxim Markevitch	Gas Sloshing in Cluster Cores
19.1	Mitchell Begelman	Effervescent Heating of Cooling Flows
21.1	James Binney	Heating Cooling Flows
22.1	Mark Voit	What Is the Fate of the Cooling Gas?
24.1	Eugene Churazov	Self-Regulated Cooling Flows
24.2	Sebastian Heinz	The Interaction of Radio Galaxies With the Intracluster Medium
24.3	Paul Nulsen	Interaction of the AGN and X-Ray Emitting Gas
25.1	Carolin Crawford	What Is the Connection of X-Ray Gas To Star Formation and Cool Gas?
30.1	Jelle Kaastra	XMM-Newton Observations of the Temperature Structure of the Central Gas in Cooling Clusters
32.1	Jack Burns	On the Formation of Cool, Non-Flowing Cores in Galaxy Clusters Via Hierarchical Mergers
34.1	Steven Allen	Cooling Flow Clusters As Cosmological Probes
34.2	Monique Arnaud	How Do Cluster Cores Evolve Cosmologically and Affect the Use of Clusters As Cosmological Probes: Insight From XMM Observations of Distant Clusters
34.3	Stefano Borgani	Galaxy Clusters As Cosmological Tools and Astrophysical Laboratories
36.1	Joel Bregman	Meeting Summary

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