tipa -- 11/20/2014

XMM-Newton Measurement of the Galactic Halo X-ray Emission using a Compact Shadowing Cloud

• David B. Henley, Robin L. Shelton, Renata S. Cumbee, Phillip C. Stancil (University of Georgia)

Two Local Volume Dwarf Galaxies Discovered in 21 cm Emission: Pisces A and B

• Erik J. Tollerud, Marla C. Geha, Jana Grcevich, Mary E. Putman, Daniel Stern

The Fastest Unbound Stars in the Universe

• James Guillochon (1), Abraham Loeb (1) ((1) Harvard ITC)

Observational Cosmology With Semi-Relativistic Stars

• Abraham Loeb (1), James Guillochon (1) ((1) Harvard ITC)

The SCUBA-2 Cosmology Legacy Survey: ALMA resolves the rest-frame far-infrared emission of sub-millimeter galaxies

• J. M. Simpson (1), Ian Smail (1), A. M. Swinbank (1), O. Almaini (2), A. W. Blain (3), M. N. Bremer (4), S. C. Chapman (5), Chian-Chou Chen (1), C. Conselice (2), K. E. K. Coppin (6), A. L. R. Danielson (1), J. S. Dunlop (7), A. C. Edge (1), D. Farrah (8), J. E. Geach (6), W. G. Hartley (2,9), R. J. Ivison (7,10), A. Karim (11), C. Lani (2), C.-J. Ma (1), R. Meijerink (12), M. J. Michalowski (7), A. Mortlock (2,7), D. Scott (13), C. J. Simpson (14), M. Spaans (15), A. P. Thomson (1), E. van Kampen (10), P. P. van der Werf (12) ((1) Durham University, (2) Nottingham, (3) Leicester, (4) Bristol, (5) Dalhousie, (6) Hertfordshire, (7) IfA, Edinburgh, (8) Virginia Tech, (9) Zurich, (10) ESO, (11) Bonn, (12) Leiden, (13) University of British Columbia, (14) Liverpool John Moores, (15) Groningen)

Compact starbursts in z~3-6 submillimeter galaxies revealed by ALMA

• Soh Ikarashi (1 and 2), R. J. Ivison (1 and 3), Karina I. Caputi (4), Itziar Aretxaga (5), James S. Dunlop (3), Bunyo Hatsukade (6), DavidH. Hughes (5), Daisuke Iono (6 and 7), Takuma Izumi (2), Ryohei Kawabe (6 and 7), Kotaro Kohno (2 and 8), ClaudiaD. P. Lagos (1), Kentaro Motohara (2), Koichiro Nakanishi (6,7 and 9), Kouji Ohta (10), Yoichi Tamura (2), Hideki Umehata (2), GrantG. Wilson (11), Kiyoto Yabe (6), Min S. Yun (11) ((1) European Southern Observatory, (2) Institute of Astronomy, University of Tokyo, (3) Institute for Astronomy, University of Edinburgh, Royal Observatory, (4) Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of Groningen, (5) INAOE, (6) National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, (7) The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOK- ENDAI), (8) Research Center for the Early Universe, School of Sci- ence, University of Tokyo, (9) Joint ALMA Observatory, (10) Department of Astronomy, Kyoto University, (11) Department of Astronomy, University of Massachusetts)

Mass composition of cosmic rays with energy above 10**17 eV according to surface detectors of the Yakutsk EAS array

• A.V. Glushkov, A. Sabourov

The Possible Extragalactic Source of Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays at the Telescope Array Hotspot

• Hao-Ning He, Alexander Kusenko, Shigehiro Nagataki, Rui-Zhi Yang, Yi-Zhong Fan