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ICARUS

International Journal of Solar System Studies

Volume 158, Number 2, August 2002

 281      The nebular shock wave model for chondrule formation: Shock processing
             in a particle-gas suspension
                   Fred J. Ciesla and Lon L. Hood

 294      The near-Earth objects follow-up program. IV. CCD photometry in 1996-1999
                   Yu. N. Krugly, I.N. Belskaya, V.G. Shevchenko, V.G. Chiorny, F.P. Velichko, S. Mottola,
                   A. Erikson, G. Hahn, A. Nathues, G. Neukum, N.M. Gaftonyuk, and E. Dotto

 305      The diagnosis of complex rotation in the lightcurve of 4179 Toutatis and potential
             applications to other asteroids and bare cometary nuclei
                  Béatrice E.A. Mueller, Nalin H. Samarasinha, and Michael J.S. Belton

 312      Microwave remote sensing of the temperature and distribution of sulfur compounds
             in the lower atmosphere of Venus
                  Jon M. Jenkins, Marc A. Kolodner, Bryan J. Butler, Shady H. Suleiman, and Paul G. Steffes

 329      From magnitudes to diameters: The albedo distribution of near Earth objects
             and the Earth collision hazard
                 A. Morbidelli, R. Jedicke, W.F. Bottke, P. Michel, and E.F. Tedesco

 343     Origin of the basaltic Asteroid 1459 Magnya: A dynamical and mineralogical study
            of the outer main belt
                T.A. Michtchenko, D. Lazzaro, S. Ferraz-Mello, and F. Roig

 360     Clementine observations of teh zodiacal light and the dust content of the inner
            Solar System
                Joseph M. Hahn, Herbert A. Zook, Bonnie Cooper, and Bhaskar Sunkara

 379     Radar observations of Asteroid 3908 Nyx
                Lance A.M. Benner, Steven J. Ostro, R. Scott Hudson, Keith D. Rosema,
                Raymond F. Jurgens, Donald K. Yeomans, Donald B. Campbell, John F. Chandler,
                and Irwin I. Shapiro

 389     Models for polar haze formation in Jupiter's stratosphere
                A. James Friedson, Ah-San Wong, and Yuk L. Yung

 401     Shear instabilities as a probe of Jupiter's atmosphere
               Tanja Bosak and Andrew P. Ingersoll

 410     The stratification of Jupiter's troposphere at the Galileo Probe entry site
               Julio A. Magalhães, Alvin Seiff, and Richard E. Young

 434     On the inclination distribution of the jovian irregular satellites
               Valerio Carruba, Joseph A. Burns, Philip D. Nicholson, and Brett J. Gladman

 450     Is Io's mantle really molten?
               Marc Monnereau and Fabien Dubuffet

 460     Dynamics and evolution of SO₂ gas condensation around Prometheus-like
            volcanic plumes on Io as seen by the near infrared mapping spectrometer
               Sylvain Douté, Rosaly Lopes, Lucas W. Kamp, Robert Carlson, Bernard Schmitt,
               and the Galileo NIMS team

 483     Effects of planetary migration on natural satellites of the outer planets
               C. Beaugé, F. Roig, and D. Nesvorný

 499     Tidal winds on Titan caused by Saturn
               Tetsuya Tokano and Fritz M. Neubauer

 516     Impact experiments on porous icy-silicate cylindrical blocks and the
            implication for disruption and accumulation of small icy bodies
               Masahiko Arakawa, Jacek Leliwa-Kopystynski, and Norikazu Macno

 523     Bidirectional reflectance spectroscopy.5.The coherent backscatter opposition effect
            and anisotropic scattering
               Bruce Hapke

 532     New millimeter heterodyne observations of Titan: Vertical distributions of
            nitriles HCN, HC₃N, CH₃CN, and the isotopic ratio ¹⁵N/¹⁴ in its atmosphere
               A. Marten, T. Hidayat, Y. Biraud, and R. Moreno

545      Apse alignment of the uranian rings
               Ignacio Mosqueira and Paul R. Estrada

            NOTES

 557     Titan's snowline
               Ralph D. Lorenz and Jonathan I. Lunine

 560     Comment on "Regolith layer tickness mapping of the Moon by radar and
            optical data" by Y.G. Shkuratov and N.V. Bondarenko
               Bruce A. Campbell

 562     Reply to the Comment by B. Campbell on the paper "Regolith layer thickness
            of the Moon by radar and optical data"
               Yu. G. Shkuratov and N.V. Bondarenko

 564        Author Index for Volume 158

NOTICE
The Subject Index for Volume 158 will appear in the December 2002 issue as part of a cumulative index for the year 2002.               
                

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