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ICARUS

International Journal of Solar System Studies

Volume 142, Number 1, November 1999

Special Section: Catastrophic Disruption V Workshop

1       In Memoriam:  Donald E. Gault
                Peter H. Schultz

3       Guest Editorial:  Introduction to the special section of results from the Catastrophic
         Disruption Workshop V
                Donald R. Davis

5      Catastrophic disruptions revisited
                Willy Benz and Erik Asphaug

21      Scale Effects in strength-dominated collisions of rocky asteroids
                Kevin R. Housen and Keith A. Holsapple

34      Collisional disruption of ice by high-velocity impact
                Masahiko Arakawa

46      Experimental study of the impact disruption of a porous, inhomogeneous target
                Daniel D. Durda and George J. Flynn

56      A laboratory impact study of simulated Edgeworth-Kuiper belt objects
                Eileen V. Ryan, Donald R. Davis, and Ian Giblin

63      Origin, aging, and death of asteroid families
                F. Marzari, P. Farinella, and D. R. Davis

78     Puzzling asteroid families
                E. Pisani, A. Dell'Oro, and P. Paolicchi

89     Large craters on small objects: Occurrence, morphology, and effects
                P. C. Thomas

97     Density and porosity of stone meteorites:  Implications for the density, porosity,
          cratering, and collisional disruption of asteroids
                G. J. Flynn, L. B. Moore, and W. Klöck

Regular Articles

106    Analysis of midlatitude auroral emissions observed during the impact of Comet
           Shoemaker-Levy 9 with Jupiter
                Rainer Bauske, Michael R. Combi, and John T. Clarke

116    Interaction of jovian White Ovals BC and DE in 1998 from Earth-based observations
            in the visual range
                A. Sánchez-Lavega, J. F. Rojas, R. Hueso, J. Lecacheux, F. Colas. J. R. Acarreta, I. Miyazaki, and
                D. Parker

125    The time variability in the radio brightness distribution of Saturn
                Floris van der Tak, Imke de Pater, Adriana Silva, and Robyn Millan

148    Radiative-convective latitudinal gradients for Jupiter and Saturn models with a
            radiative zone
                Peter J. Gierasch

155    IRAS survey-mode observations of Pluto-Charon
                Mark V. Sykes

160    Distribution, classification, and ages of martian impact crater lakes
                Nathalie A. Cabrol and Edmond A. Grin

173    Asteroid lightcurve observations from 1981 to 1983
                A. W. Harris, J. W. Young, E. Bowell, and D. J. Tholen

202    Comet 46P/Wirtanen:  Evolution of the subsurface layer
                Konrad J. Kossacki, Slawomira Szutowicz, and Jacek Leliwa-Kopystynski

219    On the character and consequences of large impacts in the late stage of terrestrial
            planet formation
                Craig B. Agnor, Robin M. Canup, and Harold F. Levison

238    Rossby wave propagation and generation in the protoplanetary nebula
                D. P. Sheehan, S. S. Davis, J. N. Cuzzi, and G. N. Estberg

249    Volcanogenic sulfur on Earth and Io:  Composition and spectroscopy
                Jeffrey S. Kargel, Pierre Delmelle, and Douglas B. Nash

281    Results of the PROGRA² experiment:  An experimental study in microgravity of
            scattered polarized light by dust particles with large size parameter
                Jean-Claude Worms, Jean-Baptiste Renard, Edith Hadamcik, Anny-Chantal Levasseur-Regourd,
                and Jean François Gayet

Note

298    An experimental study of the isotopic enrichment in Ar, Kr, and Xe when trapped in
            water ice
                G. Notesco, D. Laufer, A. Bar-Nun, and T. Owen

Erratum

301    Volume 141, Number 2 (1999), in Article ID icar.1999.6162, "McDonald
            Observatory spectra observations of Comet 19P/Borrelly," by Anita L. Cochran
            and Edwin S. Barker, pages 307-315
            

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