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{\bf
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{\Large Joint European and National Astronomical Meeting for 1998}\\[0.2cm]
\fbox{\fbox{\Huge  J E N A M  9 8}}\\[0.5cm]
{\large 7th European \& 65th Annual Czech Astronomical Society Conference}\\
\end{center}
}

\fbox{
\centerline{\bf\Large 9 -- 12 September 1998, Prague, Czech
Republic}
}
\medskip

\vspace{0.5cm}
\centerline{\Large \bf PROSPECTS OF ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS}
\centerline{\Large \bf FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM}

\vspace{0.5cm}
\centerline{\underline{\Large Second Announcement}}

This is the second announcement of the Joint European and National Astronomical
Meeting for 1998 organised by the Czech and the European Astronomical
Societies, to be held in Prague, Czech Republic. The actual
information on the Conference
is available through the Web pages of the Conference: \\
\centerline{\bf http://sunkl.asu.cas.cz/jenam98}\\
\centerline{\bf http://astro.mff.cuni.cz/jenam98}\\
\centerline{\bf http://www.iap.fr/eas}\\
If, for any reason, you cannot visit our Web pages, please, send a message to
the
secretary of SOC Zuzana Dienstbierov\' a (address see section 24)
and a copy of the first
and second announcements will be forwarded to you
by other means.\\[0.1cm]
%\underline{\bf Contact address:}\\[0.5cm]
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%JENAM 98, Z.Dienstbierov\' a                   & Tel: +420.2.67103038\\
%Astronomical Institute                        & FAX: +420.2.769023\\
%Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republik     & E-mail: zuzana@ig.cas.cz\\
%Bo\v cn\' \i \ II 1401  & \\
%141 31 Prague 4, Czech Republic               & http://sunkl.asu.cas.cz/jenam98\\
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{\Large \bf Scientific Organising Committee -- SOC}

J. Bi\v c\' ak (Czech Republic),
S. Beckwith (Germany),
A. M. Cherepashchuk (Russia), \\
M. Fulchignoni (France),
J. Grygar (Czech Republic),
P. Heinzel (Czech Republic),
M. Huber (ESA-ESTEC),
M. Longair (United Kingdom),
J. Palou\v s (Czech Republic, Co-chairman),
J. P. Zahn (France, Co-chairman).


{\Large \bf Local Organising Committee -- LOC}

J. Borovi\v cka, L. \v Cervinka (ICARIS Ltd), J. Grygar(Chairman), P. Hadrava,
P. Heinzel, J. Palou\v s (Co-chairman), R. Pla\v cek, M. \v Solc,
J. Vondr\' ak, M. Wolf.

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{\bf
\underline{Important dates:}\\[0.1cm]
April 30, 1998: Registration and hotel reservation deadline\\
April 30, 1998: Financial assistance deadline\\
May 31, 1998: Information on payment\\
June 15, 1998:   Abstract submission deadline\\
June 15, 1998:  Early payment deadline\\
}
\end{center}
\section{General}

The 7th meeting of the European Astronomical Society (EAS) will
be held in Prague, Czech Republic, jointly with the 65th annual
conference of the Czech Astronomical Society (CAS). This will be
the fourth time the EAS meets jointly with one of its affiliated
societies. The Conference will cover selected fields of astronomy
and astrophysics and is open to all astronomers who would like to
interact and exchange their scientific expertise with their
European colleagues. Rapid progress in astronomy and the active
role European astronomers played in the process guarantee that
important results will be presented in Prague, a city with a rich
astronomical history going back to the middle of XIVth century,
when the oldest central European university was established
there. Incidentally, Charles University of Prague is celebrating
its 650th anniversary in 1998. At the beginning of 1998 Czech
astronomers will remember the centenary of their prime
astronomical facility, On\v rejov Observatory (located 35 km
south-east of Prague). Thus, \ the \  forthcoming  JENAM 98 is
perfectly timed to commemorate these events.


\section{The conference site}

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, with more than 1.2
million inhabitants is a thousand years old town, being rich
since ancient times not only in its beauty but literally in its
unique history. For a thousand years, Prague has been the seat of
kings, emperors and presidents. Its atmosphere and beauty are not
given only by its location, but also by the unique joining of the
artistic monuments from various ages and by its modern life and
progressive development. Prague, the center of industrial,
cultural and scientific life, is known by its famous cultural
events.

Prague is also interesting by its rich history of astronomy and physics. The
outstanding personalities are represented, for example, by
Tycho Brahe who is buried in the T\' yn church in Prague,
Johannes Kepler who's stay in Prague (1600 - 1612) resulted in
the discovery of the famous laws of planetary motion, and
Christian Doppler - professor of mathematics at Prague Technical
University (1835 - 1847), who formulated his well known principle
in Prague. Further, Ernst Mach (was appointed professor of
experimental physics at Prague University in 1867 and spent
nearly 30 years in Prague) contributed to the development of
several parts of physics. Albert Einstein was without any doubt
the most famous physicist who worked in Prague (1911 - 1912). In
his own words he found there "the necessary concentration for
giving a more precise form to the basic idea of the general
theory of relativity".

Now in Prague the dust is off the once-sleepy facades that lined
the winding, cobbled streets of Kafka's hometown. Today Prague's
streets are filled with a heady brew of long-legged students and
fashion models, stockbrokers with mobile phones and old-time
Praguers slightly stunned by the changes. And of course the
thousands of tourists that wind down the Royal Way from the
Powder Tower to Prague Castle, where Kafka once met his jailers
and where today V\' aclav Havel,
dissident-playwright-turned-president, rules. Just a few steps
off the old beer halls where bar girls replace your empty Pilsner
without being asked and trendy new cafes where the new elite meet
to eat. The mix of young and old makes Prague Europe's hot new
spot, and it is a far cry from the dusty days before 1989, when
Prague was the world's largest living museum.

The Conference will offer you an opportunity to reveal the real
beauty of the town.

\section{Conference location}

The Conference will be held in the building of the Faculty of
Construction of the Czech Technical University (\v CVUT) in Praha 6
- Dejvice, in walking distance from the terminal Dejvick\' a
(Victory Circle) of the subway line A. The area of the Conference
can be reached easily from the Prague international airport (in
about 20 minutes by rather cheap and reliable public transport
and in about 15 minutes by rather expensive taxi-cabs), from all
Prague main railway stations (adjacent to subway lines) and also
by car. Everybody knows where the circular passage on Victoria
Circle (V\' \i t\v ezn\' e n\' am\v est\' \i \ in Czech) in Dejvice
is and from that
place you will easily spot the campus of the Technical University
with several big parking lots. It is not very useful to use a car
in downtown congested traffic but with subway line A you can
easily reach the very centre of the town from the station
Dejvick\' a in 10 minutes.

The weather in the first half of September in Prague is mostly
stable with plenty of sunshine, light winds and very little rain.
You may expect maximum afternoon temperatures around 25$^o$ C while
at night they occasionally drop to 15$^o$ C. Unfortunately, the
Conference halls are not air-conditioned.


\section{Plenary Sessions - Invited Speakers}

Participation of the following {\it Plenary Sessions} invited
speakers has been confirmed:\\
{\bf
F. Mirabel: Superluminal sources in the Galaxy\\
I. Novikov: Old and new horizons in black hole physics and
astrophysics\\
M. A. C. Perryman: Milliarcsec astrometry: some scientific
results from\\
HIPPARCOS\\
F. J. Pijpers: Helioseismology and new results of SOHO\\
F. Praderie: Euroscience: prospects for the next century\\
Sir Martin Rees: Gamma-ray bursts\\
J. Schneider: Beyond the discovered planetary systems\\
M. \v Sidlichovsk\' y: Dynamics of asteroid belt and chaos\\
J. Tr\" umper: X-ray astrophysics
}

\section{Parallel Sessions}

Contributed papers will be presented orally or as posters in the
following {\it Parallel sessions}. Please forward the abstract of
your contribution to the underlined person of the {\it Convenors}
of the parallel session and to the SOC (contact address below).
The presentations can be proposed either as oral contributed papers
or as posters. Presentations
submitted but not selected as oral may be presented as posters,
which will be communicated to participants in {\bf June 1998}.

\centerline{\underline{\bf Solar physics}}
Two main topics will be discussed:
\begin{itemize}
\item internal structure of the
Sun, solar oscillations (SOHO and GBO results), high-energy
particle (neutrino) physics, solar models and related topics
(V. Berezinski)
\item coronal and heliospheric plasma physics, results from SOHO
and ULYSSES missions, relation to eclipse observations
(P. Heinzel)
\end{itemize}
{\bf V. Berezinski}
{\small Instituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Laboratori
Nazionale del Gran Sasso, I-67010 - Assergi, L'Aquila (AQ), Italy\\
         E-mail: berezinsky@lngs.infn.it,
         Tel. +39.862.437235 \& Fax: +39.862.410795}\\
\underline{\bf P. Heinzel}
{\small Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
         251 65 Ond\v rejov, Czech Republic \\
         E-mail: pheinzel@sunkl.asu.cas.cz,
         Tel.: +420.204.620233 \&
         Fax:  +420.204.620110
} \\
{\bf  M. Huber}
{\small  ESA - ESTEC, Space Science Dept., Postbus 299,
NL 2200 AG Nordwijk,  The Netherlands\\
%         E-mail: cbingham@estsa2.estec.esa.nl,
         Tel.: +31.71.5653553 \&
         Fax:  +31.71.5654699}\\


\centerline{\underline{\bf Small bodies in the Solar System}}

The session will be devoted to the theoretical and observational
aspects of the study of small bodies in the Solar System, i. e.
comets, asteroids and meteoroids. Papers dealing with the
interaction of small bodies with planets are also accepted. A
special attention will be paid to the measurements in situ, in
particular to the forthcoming Rosetta mission.

\underline{\bf J. Borovi\v cka}
{\small  Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
         251 65 Ond\v rejov, Czech Republic \\
         E-mail: borovic@asu.cas.cz,
         Tel.: +420.204620153 \&
         Fax:  +420.204620110}\\
{\bf M. Fulchignoni}
{\small  Observatiore de Paris - Section de Meudon
         5, Place Jules Janssen
         92195 Meudon CEDEX,
         France \\
         E-mail: Marcello.Fulchignoni@obspm.fr,
         Tel.: +33.1.45077539 \&
         Fax:  +33.1.45077110}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf Extra-solar planetary systems}}
The selected topics of this session are: intrinsic properties of
planets, properties of their orbits, what type of stars have
planets, statistical properties, how do planetary systems form,
detection and observational methods, near and medium term
projects  (with emphasis on european projects).


{\bf M. Mayor}
{\small Observatoire de Geneve, 51 Chemin des Maillettes, Ch-1290
Sauverny, Switzerland\\
        E-mail: michel.mayor@obs.unige.ch,
        Tel.: +41.22.7552611 \&
        Fax: +41.22.7553983}\\
\underline{\bf M. Wolf}
{\small  Institute of Astronomy, Charles University,
         V Hole\v sovi\v ck\' ach 2, 180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic\\
         E-mail: wolf@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz,
         Tel.: +420.2.21912576 \&
         Fax:  +420.2.6885095}\\

\newpage
\centerline{\underline{\bf Astrophysics of interacting binaries}}
The session will contain contributions to the analysis of various
types of interacting binary systems, like symbiotic stars
cataclysmic variables, dwarf novae, WR and X-ray binaries as well
as to the theory of interacting binaries.

{\bf A. M. Cherepashchuk}
{\small Sternberg Astronomical Institute, Universitetskij
prospekt 13, 119899 Moscow, Russia\\
        E-mail: cher@sai.msu.ru,
        Tel.: +7.095.9392858 \&
        Fax: +7.095.9328841}\\
\underline{\bf J. Kub\' at}
{\small  Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
         251 65 Ond\v rejov, Czech Republic \\
         E-mail: kubat@sunstel.asu.cas.cz,
         Tel.: +420.204.620127 \&
         Fax:  +420.204.620110}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf Dynamical studies of star clusters and
galaxies}}

Formation of young and evolution of old star clusters and their
relation to the dynamics of parent galaxies will be discussed.
Galaxy interaction, dynamical evolution of groups and galactic
nuclear activity will also be
included.

Participants are invited to contribute 15 - 30  minute
talks of their past and on-going research. Interested
scientists, not active in these areas of research are very
welcome to attend and participate in the discussions to each
contribution.

\underline{\bf P. Kroupa}
{\small Institute of Theoretical Astrophysics, University of
Heidelberg, Teirgartenstrasse 15, D-679121 Heidelberg, Germany\\
        E-mail: pavel@wombat.ita.uni-heidelberg.de,
        Tel.: +49.6221.546710 \&
        Fax: +49.6221.544221}\\
{\bf J. Palou\v s}
{\small Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech
Republic, Bo\v cn\' \i \ II 1401, 141 23 Prague 4, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: palous@ig.cas.cz,
        Tel.: +420.2.67103065 \&
        Fax: +420.2.769023}\\
{\bf R. Spurzem}
{\small  Astronomisches Rechen-Institut, M\" onchhofstrasse 12 -
14, D-69120 Heidelberg, Germany\\
         E-mail: spurzem@ari.uni-heidelberg.de,
         Tel.: +49.6221.405230 \&
         Fax: +49.6221.405297}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf High and ultra-high energy
astrophysics}}

     In  recent years,  European High  Energy Astrophysics  has achieved
     significant  progress  closely  related  to  the European satellite
     projects such as ROSAT and BeppoSAX.  New missions are in the final
     stages  of their  development and  integration (XMM,  ABRIXAS, SRG,
     INTEGRAL). We wish to concentrate on these achievements and set the
     stage for the new opportunities to  come. In addition, we will also
     cover the  major discoveries and  developments in our  knowledge of
     Gamma Ray Burst  Sources during the last year.  Taking into account
     the recent achievements in  astroparticle physics (e.g. CAT, HEGRA,
     WHIPPLE, EAS-TOP), we will also deal with very high energies, up to
     TeV range.

     We hope we will be able  to discuss the recent progress - including
     latest scientific results - in X-ray and gamma-ray astrophysics and
     to put  these results in  a broader perspective  of astrophysics in
     general.  However, we  will  accept  also contributions  from other
     directions  of High  Energy Astrophysics  and related  ground-based
     observations. Due to very limited time allocated to the High Energy
     Astrophysics session  (3 or 4 blocks  of 1.5 h each),  we will have
     a few  invited (25  min each)  and some  contributed (15  min each)
     papers, while  the majority of  presentations is expected  to be as
     posters.

     The planned scientific program includes the following topics:
     \begin{itemize}
     \item {\it Galactic Astronomy}:
     X-ray binaries and other energetic stellar systems, pulsars, novae,
     jet  sources,  black  hole  transients,  supernovae  and  remnants,
     galactic gamma  ray sources, interstellar  medium, cosmic rays  and
     galactic structure
     \item
     {\it Extragalactic Astronomy}:
     Active  galactic  nuclei,  blazars,  Seyfert galaxies, unidentified
     high latitude sources, high energy background radiation;
     \item
     {\it Gamma-Ray Bursts}:
          Recent   new   results,   statistics,   spectra,   time
profiles,
     counterparts,    afterglows,   identifications,    theories,
soft Gamma-ray repeaters;
     \item {\it Instrumentation and Satellites for High Energy
Astrophysics}:  Future requirements, new projects, new
instrumentation.
     \end{itemize}

{\bf J. Greiner}
{\small Astrophysical Institute Potsdam, An der Sternwarte 16,
D-14482 Potsdam, Germany\\
        E-mail: jgreiner@aip.de,
        Tel.: +49.331.7499.532 \&
        Fax:  +49.331.7499.267} \\
\underline{\bf R. Hudec}
{\small  Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
         251 65 Ond\v rejov, Czech Republic \\
        E-mail: rhudec@asu.cas.cz,
        Tel.: +420.204620128 \&
        Fax: +420.204620110}\\
{\bf E. Lorenz}
{\small  Werner-Heisenberg-Institut, Max-Planck-Institut f\" ur
Physik, F\" ohringer Ring 6, D-80805 Munich, Germany\\
         E-mail: ecl@hegral.mppmu.mpg.de,
         Tel.: +49.89.32354241 \&
         Fax:  +49.89.3226704}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf Relativistic astrophysics and
cosmology}}
The Section will cover contributions on various aspects of phenomena
in which relativistic gravity plays an important role. The properties
of neutron stars, black holes and relativistic disks, and the physical
and astrophysical processes around these objects will be discussed
from both theoretical and observational point of view.
An attention will be paid also to the  gravitational-wave
astronomy and numerical relativity. Various aspects of present-day
cosmology as, for example, cosmological perturbation theory, early
universe, properties of microwave background radiation and
gravitational lensing will be included.

{\bf M. Abramowicz}
{\small Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics, G\" oteborg
University and Chalmers Technical University, S-41296 G\"
oteborg, Sweden\\
        E-mail: marek@tfa.fy.chalmers.se,
        Tel.:+46.31.7223135 \&
        Fax: +46.31.7723204}\\
\underline{\bf J. Bi\v c\' ak}
{\small Department of Theoretical Physics, Faculty of Mathematics
and Physics, Charles University, V Hole\v sovi\v ck\' ach 2,
180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: bicak@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz,
        Tel.: +420.2.21912499 \&
        Fax: +420.2.6885095}\\

\newpage
\section{Panel Discussions}

The subjects of panel discussions and their organisers follow:
\vskip 1cm
\centerline{\underline{\bf Instrumentation and Very Large
Projects}}
{\underline{\bf F. F\' arn\' \i k}}
{\small  Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,
         CZ-251 65 Ond\v rejov,  Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: ffarnik@asu.cas.cz,
        Tel.: +420.204.620329 \&
        Fax: +420.204620110}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf Young Astronomers, Teaching of Astronomy \&
Jobs}}

{\underline{\bf V.Karas}}
{\small Institute of Astronomy, Faculty of Mathematics
and Physics, Charles University, V~Hole\v sovi\v ck\' ach 2,
180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: karas@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz,
        Tel.: +420.2.21912575 \&
        Fax: +420.2.6885095}\\
{\bf J.-P.Zahn}
{\small Observatoire de Meudon, DASGAL, 5 av. J. Janssen, F-92195
Meudon CEDEX, France \\
E-mail: zahn@mesioa.obspm.fr,
Tel.: +33.1.45077859 \&
Fax: +33.1.45077878
}\\

\centerline{\underline{\bf History of Astronomy }}

Some selected topics:
\begin{itemize}
\item historical european eclipses (including
e.g. the eclipse on December 24, 1601, and its charts by Johann
Kepler, Egon von Oppolzer and Prague, Cassian Hallaschka and his
Elementa Eclipsium 1916, the eclipse on June 6, 1415)
\item astronomy
at the Central European Universities
\item old instruments (visit in
the National Technical Museum in Prague)
\end{itemize}
{\bf S.D�barbat}
{\small Observatoire d'Paris, 61 avenue de l'Observatoire, 75014
Paris\\
Tel.: +33.1.40512209 \& Fax: +33.1.40512347}\\
\underline{\bf M.\v Solc}
{\small Institute of Astronomy, Faculty of Mathematics
and Physics, Charles University,\\ V Hole\v sovi\v ck\' ach 2,
180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: solc@mbox.troja.mff.cuni.cz,
        Tel.: +420.2.21912573,
        Fax: +420.2.6885095}\\


\section{Excursion {\bf "PRAGA ASTRONOMICA"}}
The guided tour through the Old Town is intended for the afternoon on
Friday, September 11. Participants will visit (in small groups)
Prague meridian on the Old Town Square, Tycho Brahe's tomb, old
Jesuit college
"Clementinum" with its Observatory and
Mathematical museum (1722), the old Jewish cemetery (tombs of
David Gans, friend of Tycho Brahe, and Joseph Delmedigo, pupil of
Galileo), Jan Marek Marci and his achievements in spectroscopy
(dispersion of light, 1648), astronomical clock from 1410, places
in Prague connected to stays of Johann Kepler, Christian Doppler,
Ernst Mach and Albert Einstein.

\newpage
\section{Associated Meetings}

\subsection{1999 Solar Eclipse Workshop}

{\bf Tuesday, September 8, 1998}

\subsubsection{Preliminary program}
08:45 - 09:00 Opening of the Workshop\\
09:00 - 10:00 Invited talk\\
10:00 - 11:00 Oral contributions\\
11:00 - 11:30 Coffee break\\
11:30 - 12:30 Oral contributions\\
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch\\
14:00 - 15:00 Invited talk\\
15:00 - 16:30 Oral contributions\\
16:30 - 17:00 Break\\
17:00 - 18:00 Posters \\

\subsubsection{Publication of the abstracts and proceedings}
Abstracts of the Workshop contributions will be published in a
special chapter of the JENAM 98 abstract publication and available
at the registration. We negotiate about a possibility to publish the workshop
contributions. Participants will be informed about the results.

\subsubsection{Registration Form}

Return the completed form
{\bf The 1999 solar eclipse workshop}
to the LOC address and send an e-mail
copy to: {\bf sew@asu.cas.cz till April 30}.

Invited reviews and oral/poster papers will be presented during the Workshop,
which will be held at the same facility (Prague Technical University Campus)
as the JENAM 98 conference. JENAM 98 conference fee covers also expenses
associated with this workshop.

{\bf Convenors:}\\
{\bf V. Ru\v s\' \i n}
{\small Astronomical Institute, Slovak Academy of Sciences,
SK-059 60 Tatransk\' a Lomnica, Slovakia
        \\
        E-mail: vrusin@ta3.sk,
        Tel.: +421.969.967866 \&
        Fax: +421.969.967656}\\
{\bf E. Markov\' a}
{\small National Astronomical Observatory, PO Box 8,
CZ-542 32 \' Upice, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: markovae@mbox.vol.cz
        Tel.: +420.439.932289 \&
        Fax: +420.439.881289}\\
\underline{\bf P. Kotr\v c}
{\small Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech
Republic,
CZ-251 65 Ond\v rejov, Czech Republic
        \\
        E-mail: pkotrc@asu.cas.cz
        Tel.: +420.204.649314 \&
        Fax: +420.204.620110}\\

All official e-mail contacts concerning the workshop are recommended
to go through:
{\bf sew@asu.cas.cz}

\subsection{65th Annual Conference of the Czech Astronomical Society}

{\bf Sunday, September 13, 1998}

The 65th Annual Conference of the Czech Astronomical Society (CAS),
founded in 1917, will be organised in the Planetarium of Praha,
where the summary of the JENAM 98 proceedings will be given by
the Czech participants of the Scientific and Local Organising
Committees to
members of the Society. In the course of this plenary meeting the
Z. Kv�z Award of the CAS will be handed over to the awardee who
will than deliver his/her address. The award is given every
second year to a person selected by a jury for his/her
outstanding results in the fields covered by the late Dr.~Zden\v{e}k
Kv�z (1932 - 1993): interplanetary matter, variable star
research, popularization of astronomy.


\section{Papers and proceedings}

All contributed papers will be refereed and accepted by the
convenors
of individual parallel sessions. They might also negotiate the
separate publication of the full proceedings of their session.

A special booklet with abstracts of all presented contributions
will be prepared by the Scientific Organising Committee prior to
the Conference and will be distributed to all participants after
arrival. Instructions for the preparation of the camera ready
abstract are given in the following section and should be strictly
followed.

The Scientific Organising Committee does not intend to published
any proceedings of the Conference afterwards.

The abstract should be submitted in a camera ready or electronic form
{\bf not later
than June 15, 1998} to the underlined person of the convenors of
the parallel session and to the SOC (contact address see below).

\section{Abstract Submission}
\subsection{Rules for Abstract Submission}
Abstracts must be submitted for invited as well as for contributed papers.
Abstracts must be written in English and in the specified format.
Abstracts not fulfilling the rules may be rejected without further
consideration. Abstracts must be submitted to a specific Parallel Session.
The assignment of general contributions will be
coordinated by the Scientific Organising Committee. \\
\indent The Convenors may designate contributed papers to oral or poster
presentation. Convenors have also the authority of rejecting abstracts or
recommending them to a different Parallel Session.\\
\indent Accepted abstracts (i) will be reproduced in the ``Conference
Abstracts Book" and in the Conference WWW pages, and (ii) will be presented
during the Conference in the form and on the time assigned by the Convenors.
\begin{center}
{\bf Important note: The abstracts must be submitted before June
15, 1998: \\
(a) to the Scientific Organising Committee, and\\
(b) to the  appropriate Convenor} \\
\end{center}
\indent Abstracts submitted after this date will not be included in the
``Conference Abstracts Book". \\

\indent The Local Organising Committee will appreciate  submissions in
electronic form, (mainly E-mail) rather than in printed form, as this
considerably simplifies and speeds up handling.
In this case, please use the \TeX/\LaTeX\ format specified in section
10.4.\\

\indent If you do not have the possibility to use the electronic form, you are,
of course, welcome to submit an abstract by post. Then it must be typed
following in detail the instructions in section 10.3.
\subsection{Submittal information}
The following information should be submitted to both the
Scientific Organising
Committee and the relevant Convenor:\\
\begin{itemize}
\item Name, full address, telephone, fax and E-mail of person
responsible for correspondence
\item Parallel Session for which your contribution is intended
\item Projection or other equipment required besides the standard
overhead and slide projector
\item Preference of oral or poster presentation. The final form will be decided
by the Convenors
\item Notification whether the author has applied for financial
support
\end{itemize}
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\subsection{Instructions for Preparation of Camera-Ready
Abstracts}
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\begin{tabular}{p{15.5cm}}
\multicolumn{1}{c}{\large\bf Title should be in lower case bold type}\\\\
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Title, as well as authors and their address {\it (author block)}, should be
centered. Leave one blank line after title.  Authors: give initials (with
punctuation) followed by last name. Type name of authors and address in
upper and lower case letters. Underline the name of the author who will present
the paper. Leave one blank line after the {\it author block}. Do not indent
this first text paragraph.\\

Do not leave blank lines between text paragraphs, but indent the
first line of a new paragraph. \\

An abstract should not contain more than 300 words (including
articles and small words). If you work with a printer where you can select font
and size, use Times fonts with a point {\bf size 12}. Neatly drawn symbols,
Greek
letters, or other camera-ready characters are  acceptable, but avoid using such
in the title, if at all possible. If you are submitting an abstract in
camera-ready
format, please stay within a 15.5 x 21 cm boundary (including title and {\it
authors block}). Use single spacing.\\

When submitting an abstract in TeX format, do not use special
definitions or macros.\\

Should you find the allocated space too small for what you would
like to include in the abstract, consider deleting unnecessary words. Do
not reduce font size, or line spacing.
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{A.B. First$^1$, \underline{C.D. Second$^2$} and E.F. Third$^1$}\\ \ \\
{\small $^1$ First Grouped Address}\\
{\small $^2$ Second Grouped Address}\\
\end{center}

Insert text of abstract here.\\
\indent Please follow the rules for abstract submission mentioned in
section 10.1\\
\indent Please follow the instructions for preparation  of camera-ready
abstracts mentioned in section 10.3\\

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{\bf Do not forget to provide on a separate page the submittal
information requested in section 10.2}\\
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\section{Last minute posters}

All interested participants are welcome to present last minute
posters. Please, inform about your intention the Co-chairman of
the Scientific Organising Committee J.Palou\v s (address see
below),
however, not later than {\bf July 31, 1998}.


\section{Presentation of contributions}

Overhead projectors as well as slide projectors will be prepared for
oral presentations of papers. Poster sessions will be arranged
using poster tables 100 cm long and 100 cm high.


\section{Organisation}

The Registration Office will be open at the Entrance Hall of the
\v CVUT on Tuesday, September 8, 1998 from 5pm  to 9pm and on Wednesday,
September 9, 1998 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The programme will start with an opening ceremony on Wednesday,
September 9, 1998 and will end on Saturday, September 12, 1998.
On Friday, September 11, 1998, there will be a guided tour "Praga
astronomica" and a reception in the center of Prague.

\section{Registration}

This Conference is open to all scientists and specialists
interested in the programme of the Conference as described in this
Announcement. You may register by sending the attached
{\bf Registration Form to ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management,
n\' am. Dr.Hol\' eho 8, 180 00  Praha 8, Czech Republic, before April
30, 1998}.


\section{Registration fees}

The registration fee entitles participants to attend the
conference sessions and to receive relevant Conference Materials
as well as the Programme \& Abstracts Booklet. It also includes
morning and afternoon refreshments during the Conference and the
informal Welcome party on Tuesday evening, September 8, 1998.

The {\bf general registration fee} is {\bf USD 120} per person and is valid
for participants who are able to realise their payment before
June 15, 1998. After June 15, 1998 this fee is increased to USD 140.

The {\bf E.A.S. Ordinary Member registration fee} is {\bf USD
100} per
person. This fee is valid for participants who realise their
payment before June 15, 1998. After June 15, 1998 this fee is
increased to USD 120.

The registration fee for {\bf E.A.S. Junior Members} is {\bf USD
50}.
After June 15, 1998 this fee is increased to USD
60.

The registration fee for {\bf PhD students (no E.A.S. Members)} is
{\bf USD
80}. Please apply in writing along with the Registration Form,
including a letter of recommendation from an academic supervisor
by April 30, 1998. After June 15, 1998 this fee is
increased to USD 100. To reduce the fee, the PhD students may apply for
membership in the EAS at the same time.

The registration fee for {\bf accompanying persons} is {\bf USD
40} per
person. This fee covers relevant conference materials, morning
and afternoon refreshments during the conference, the Welcome
party, as well as the service charge for the arrangement of the
accompanying person's programme. The service charge does not
include entrance fees, theater and concert tickets etc. After
June 15, 1998 this fee is increased to USD 50.


\section{Review of registration fee payments}



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\begin{tabular}{|l|p{0.35cm}rrp{0.35cm}|p{0.35cm}rrp{0.1cm}|}
\hline
         & \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{\bf Early Payment}
         & \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{\bf Late Payment}\\
         & \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{\small\bf (until June 15, 1998)}
         & \multicolumn{4}{|c|}{\small\bf (after June 15, 1998)}\\
                         &   & (US\$)& & &  & (US\$)& & \\
\hline
General Registration     &   & 120.- & & &  & 140.-  &    & \\
E.A.S. Ordinary Member           &   & 100.- & & &  &  120.- & & \\
E.A.S. Junior Member             &   & 50.- & & &  &  60.-   & & \\
PhD Student (no E.A.S. Member) &   & 80.- & & & &  100.-  & & \\
Accompanying Person       &   & 40.-  & & &   & 50.-  &   & \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{center}

\section{Payment}

Participants will receive {\bf notification of the payment due},
according their Registration Forms, before {\bf May 31, 1998}. The
payment must be than received by {\bf June 15, 1998} to be
considered as an early payment. Payment is in
U.S. dollars (USD), other convertible currencies or Czech crowns
in the official exchange rate at the date of payment.
The accepted forms of payment are:
\begin{itemize}
\item {\it by international money transfer or bank transfer} made
directly to the bank in
Praha (Prague) {\bf quoting the name of the participant:} \\
Bank: {\bf Bank Austria, Revolu\v cn\' \i  \ 15, 110 15  Praha 1,
Czech Republic}\\
Account name: {\bf ICARIS}\\
Account number: {\bf 504 738 6011}\\
Bank connection (Swift Code): {\bf BKAUCSPP}

{\bf All payments} (for the fee, accommodation and excursion) {\bf
must be
free of bank charges to the receiver}, i.e., {\bf all} bank charges for
effecting the international money transfer must be met by the
remitter, {\bf including} those imposed by the beneficiary's agents
(Bank Austria, Prague). {\bf This must be explicitly stated} when
authorizing the international money transfer order.

\item {\it by Visa, Eurocard/MasterCard, Diners Club and JCB}. Please provide
your credit card information in the appropriate place on the
Accommodation and Payment Form which you will receive according
your Registration Form {\bf before May 31, 1998} and send this
information to ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management {\bf not later than
by June 15, 1998}. We point out that {\bf an additional charge of 5\%
from the total sum} will be required when the payment of the
conference fee, accommodation and of the excursion will be
realized using a credit card.

\item {\it by cheques} directed to ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management, and
send in a registered letter to ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management
(address see below).
\end{itemize}
{\bf All payments must be received by June 15, 1998.}


\section{Cancellation}

Notification of all cancellations must be sent {\bf in writing} to the
ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management, (address, phone, fax and E-mail
connections see on the cover). Cancellations sent {\bf before July
31, 1998} will result in a refund of the conference fee, less an
administration charge of \$ \ 50.

Cancellations sent {\bf after July 31, 1998} will not receive a
refund, but the printed conference materials will be mailed to
the non-participant.

Cancellation of the hotel booking (accommodation) {\bf before July 31,
1998} will receive a full refund, later cancellations, up to 14
days before the conference a 70\% \ refunding, cancellations of
accommodation, of the excursion and of the conference dinner less
than 14 days before the conference (i.e. {\bf after August 24,
1998})
will not receive a refund.

It is possible to send/find a substitute instead of a
cancellation.


\section{Social programme \& tours}

The Welcome party will take place in the Atrium of the Czech
Technical University on Tuesday, September 8, 1998 at 7:30 p.m.

On Friday, September 11, 1998, there will be a guided tour "Praga
Astronomica" and a reception in the center of Prague.
%The Conference Dinner will be held on Thursday, September 10,
%1998 at 6 p.m. in Karolinum, the historical part of the Charles
%University, Praha 1, Ovocn� trh 5.

Accompanying person's programme: Sight-seeing tours are planed as
half-day excursions to the Prague Castle or to the Charles Bridge
including the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Please fill in the
corresponding information in the {\bf Registration Form}. The price for
the excursions is not included in the registration fee.


\section{Accommodation}

Your hotel reservation will be made according your {\bf Registration
Form}, which is necessary to send to ICARIS Ltd., Conference
Management (address see below) till {\bf April 30, 1998}.

Various accommodation possibilities are offered and listed in the
Registration Form. Generally, the conference site can be reached
from all offered accommodation possibilities either by tram or
underground and a short walk in less than 25 minutes. From the
Hotel Diplomat or Holiday Inn you are able to reach the
conference site in 10 minutes by walk. Special accommodation
wishes should be addressed to ICARIS Ltd., Conference Management,
however, not later than April 30, 1998

Precise advice on hotel locations and instructions how to reach
the hotel as well as the conference site will be given in the
Last (3rd) Announcement which will be distributed before August
10, 1998.

\section{Financial assistance}

Since not enough funds are available, EAS has announced a limited
number of grants for accommodation and subsistence. These are
intended for young astronomers (age below 35 years) actively contributing
to JENAM 98. The applications will be reviewed by the
Scientific Organising Committee and convenors in collaboration
with the Council of EAS.
It is strongly recommended that
the applicants for financial support should try simultaneously to
find alternate sources of financial assistance. Application forms
should be delivered to SOC before {\bf April 30 1998}.


\section{Visa}

No visas are required for visitors from the European Union and USA.
For all other countries visas are available
on a mutual agreement basis. However, it is advisable that the participants
contact the Czech Embassy or Consulate in their country to make sure for the
precise procedure they have to follow in order to get a visa.


{\small\section{Insurance}}

All insurance is the responsibility of participants. It is strongly
recommended that participants arrange their own health and accident
insurance.

\newpage
\section{Conference organisation}

Mailing address
for scientific information:

{\bf Jan Palou\v s\\
Co-Chairman of the Scientific Organising Committee (SOC)}

secretary:\\
{\bf Zuzana Dienstbierov\' a\\
Astronomical Institute\\
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic\\
Bo\v cn\' \i \ II 1401, 141 36 Prague 4\\
Czech Republic \\
Phone: +420.2.67103038\\
Fax: +420.2.769023\\
E-mail:zuzana@ig.cas.cz}\\


Mailing address
for registration forms, accommodation
payment \& organisational problems:

{\bf ICARIS Ltd.,
{\it Conference Management}
"JENAM 98"\\
N\' am. Dr.Hol\' eho 8\\
180 00  Praha 8\\
Czech Republic \\
Phones: +420.2.683 61 00; 684 70 59; 684 43 04 \\
Phone/Fax: +420.2.684 08 17 \\
E-mail: icaris@bohem-net.cz} \\


\newpage
\vspace*{-1cm}
\begin{center}
{\bf Joint European and National Astronomical Meeting for 1998\\
{\Large \bf JENAM  98}\\
Prague, Czech Republic, 9 -- 12 September 1998}

{\Large \bf R E G I S T R A T I O N \ \ F O R M
}
\end{center}
\vspace{0.1cm}
\begin{center}
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\begin{tabular}{p{11cm}}
%Submit this form by normal post or fax to the {\bf Contact address}
%of the Local Organising Committee, mentioned in \S 3.\\
\multicolumn{1}{c}{\bf Deadline for registration: April 30
1998}\\[0.1cm]
\multicolumn{1}{c}{Direct questions to: {\bf icaris@bohem-net.cz}}
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\hrule
\begin{center}
{\bf Please complete this in block letters}
\end{center}
\vspace*{0.1cm}
\ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \\
Family Name:\ \hfill First name:\ \hfill Initials:\ \\

\hfill Professor \koutaki \hfill Dr. \koutaki
        \hfill Ph.D. Student \koutaki \\

        \hfill EAS Ordinary member \koutaki \hfill EAS
        Junior member \koutaki \\

E-mail:\ \hrulefill \ Phone:\ \hrulefill\ Fax:\ \hrulefill\\

Institution:\ \hrulefill\\

Postal address:\ \hrulefill\\

City:\ \hrulefill\ Zip Code:\ \hrulefill\ Country:\ \hrulefill\\

Accompanying person(s):\ \hrulefill\\


I am interested in a session on: \hrulefill\\

Will you be presenting a paper? (YES/NO) . . . . .\\

Co-authors: \hrulefill\\

Title(s): \hrulefill\\
\begin{center}
\newpage
{\Large CONFERENCE FEE}\\
\end{center}
I will pay the\\
General Registration fee (USD 120) \hfill \koutaki \\
EAS Ordinary member fee (USD 100) \hfill \koutaki \\
EAS Junior member fee (USD 50) \hfill \koutaki \\
PhD student fee - no EAS member (USD 80) \hfill \koutaki \\
Number of Accompanying Person(s): .... $\times $ USD 40 = .....
USD  \hfill \koutaki \\

Total \hfill .....\\
\begin{center}
{\Large ACCOMMODATION}\\
\end{center}
Male \koutaki \hfill Female \koutaki \hfill Arrival .....09 \hfill
Departure .....09 \hfill Nights in total .....\\
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline
Type of accommodation
& Single-bed
        & Double(twin)
         & Single user \\
                          & & bed & of a double\\
\hline
Hotel HOLIDAY INN & USD 150 \koutaki & USD 145 \koutaki & USD 150 \koutaki \\
Hotel PYRAMIDA & USD 60 \  \koutaki & USD 88 \  \koutaki & USD 75 \
\koutaki \\
Hotel SPLENDID & USD 57 \  \koutaki & USD 79 \  \koutaki & USD 79 \
\koutaki \\
Hotel KRYSTAL & USD 47 \  \koutaki & USD 66 \  \koutaki & USD 47 \
\koutaki \\
Hostel KAJET\' ANKA & USD 15 \  \koutaki & USD 25 \  \koutaki & USD 15
\  \koutaki
\\
Hostel ESTEC & USD 14 \  \koutaki & USD 20 \  \koutaki  & USD 14
\  \koutaki \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
I am ready to share a double-bed room with another participant
YES \koutaki NO \koutaki \\

Name of the participant: \hrulefill
\vspace*{0.5cm}
\begin{center}
{\Large CONFERENCE DINNER}
\end{center}
I will take part in the conference dinner on Thursday, September
10, 1998

Price USD 40 \koutaki No. of tickets: ..... \\

\begin{center}
{\Large ASSOCIATED MEETINGS}
\end{center}
I will take part in the {\bf 1999 Solar Eclipse Workshop} (Tue,
Sept. 8 1998) \hfill \koutaki \\
I am enclosing the special Registration Form for this workshop
\hfill YES \koutaki \hfill NO \koutaki \\
I will take part in the {\bf 65th Conference of the Czech
Astronomical Society} \hfill \koutaki \\

\newpage
\begin{center}
{\Large TOURS}
\end{center}
\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|}
\hline
& Tours
& Date
        & Price USD
         & No. of & Order of \\
& & & & tickets & interest \\
\hline
A & Praha (Prague Castle) & We, Sept. 9 1998 & 30 & & \\
B & Karl\v stejn & Tue, Sept. 10, 1998 & 40 & & \\
C & Konopi\v st\v e& Fri, Sept. 11, 1998 & 40 & & \\
\hline
\end{tabular}

\vspace*{1.0cm}
\hspace*{3.7cm}Date: ........... Signature:  ..................... \\

Submit this form by normal post, FAX or e-mail as soon as possible but
not later than April 30 1998 to:\\

\noindent
{\large ICARIS Ltd}, {\it Conference Management}\\
N\' am. Dr. Hol\' eho 8 \hfill {\bf phone: +420.2.6836100}\\
180 00 Praha 8 \hfill {\bf FAX.: +420.2.6840817}\\
Czech Republic \hfill {\bf e-mail: icaris@bohem-net.cz}

\newpage
\vspace*{-1cm}
\begin{center}
{\bf Joint European and National Astronomical Meeting for 1998\\
{\Large \bf JENAM  98}\\
Prague, Czech Republic, 9 -- 12 September 1998}\\

{\Large \bf INFORMATION ON TOURS}
\end{center}
\vspace{0.1cm}
\hrule

\vspace*{1cm}
{\Large IMPORTANT REMARK:} Because of the "minimum condition"
(i.e. if the number of registered participants is smaller than
the minimum required, see description) it may in the organisation
of excursions if you would kindly mark with numbers 1 or 2 your
first, resp. second choice in the column Order of interest and in
the corresponding row.

\vspace*{1cm}
{\large \bf Tour A: Prague Castle \hfill Price: USD 30 \hfill
Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1998}

Includes a visit of the Santa Casa, valuable Loretto Treasure (a
tower with the famous carillon), of the Prague Castle (former
residence of the Kings of Bohemia, the most frequently visited
national cultural monument, Old Royal Palace - Vladislav Hall,
the Golden Lane, St. Vitus Cathedral, St. Gorge's Convent.

\hfill {\it Half day tour in the afternoon ending with a small
dinner}

\hfill {\it Minimum 15 persons.}

\vspace*{1cm}
{\large \bf Tour B: Karl\v stejn \hfill Price USD 40 \hfill
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1998}

Charles IV had the castle built in 1348 - 67 to put up numerous
set of saints' remains and to secure the imperial Coronation
Jewels of the Kings of Bohemia.

\hfill {\it Half-day tour (starting in the morning after
breakfast) ending with a small lunch.}

\hfill {\it Minimum 15 persons.}

\vspace*{1cm}
{\large \bf Tour C: Konopi\v st\v e \hfill Price: 40 USD \hfill
Friday, Sept. 11, 1998}

A gothic castle from the beginning of 14th century, later many
times rebuilt, used to be the best-loved seat of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand d'Este, successor of the Austrian throne. From his time
there are interior furnishings, a large are collection and
exceptional collection of historical weapons and magnificent
hunting trophies.

\hfill {\it Half-day tour (starting in the morning after
breakfast) with a small lunch.}

\hfill {\it Minimum 15 persons}


\newpage
\vspace*{-1cm}
\begin{center}
{\bf Joint European and National Astronomical Meeting for 1998\\
{\Large \bf JENAM  98}\\
Prague, Czech Republic, 9 -- 12 September 1998}

{\Large \bf THE 1999 SOLAR ECLIPSE WORKSHOP}\\

Prague, Tuesday September 8, 1998

{\Large \bf R E G I S T R A T I O N \ \ F O R M
}
\end{center}
\vspace{0.1cm}
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\begin{tabular}{p{11cm}}
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%of the Local Organising Committee, mentioned in \S 3.\\
\multicolumn{1}{c}{\bf Deadline for registration: April 30
1998}\\[0.1cm]
%\multicolumn{1}{c}{Direct questions to: {\bf icaris@bohem-net.cz}}
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
\hrule
\begin{center}
{\bf Please complete this in block letters}
\end{center}
\vspace*{0.1cm}
\ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \\
Family Name:\ \hfill First name:\ \hfill Initials:\ \\
\vspace*{0.5cm}
\hfill Professor \koutaki \hfill Dr. \koutaki
        \hfill Ph.D. Student \koutaki \\

        \hfill E.A.S. Ordinary member \koutaki \hfill E.A.S.
        Junior member \koutaki \\

E-mail:\ \hrulefill \ Phone:\ \hrulefill\ Fax:\ \hrulefill\\

Institution:\ \hrulefill\\

Postal address:\ \hrulefill\\

City:\ \hrulefill\ Zip Code:\ \hrulefill\ Country:\ \hrulefill\\

Accompanying person(s):\ \hrulefill\\

I intend to contribute with an oral and/or poster paper(s): yes /
no \\

Title(s): \ \hrulefill\\
\hrulefill \\

Please submit the abstract(s) using Abstract submission
rules given in \\ section 10.

\newpage
\vspace*{-1cm}
\begin{center}
{\bf Joint European and National Astronomical Meeting for 1998\\
{\Large \bf JENAM  98}\\
Prague, Czech Republic, 9 -- 12 September 1998}\\

{\Large \bf APPLICATION   FORM   FOR  A  FREE
ACCOMMODATION  AND  SUBSISTENCE
}
\end{center}
\vspace{0.1cm}
\hrule
\begin{center}
{\bf Please complete this in block letters}
\end{center}

\vspace*{0.1cm}
\ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \ \hrulefill \\
Family Name\ \hfill First name\ \hfill Nationality \ \hfill Year of birth

\hfill Dr. \koutaki \hfill post doc \koutaki \hfill Ph.D. Student \koutaki

E-mail:\ \hrulefill \ Phone:\ \hrulefill\ Fax:\ \hrulefill\\

Institution:\ \hrulefill\\

Postal address:\ \hrulefill\\

City:\ \hrulefill\ Zip Code:\ \hrulefill\ Country:\ \hrulefill\\

I am interested in a session on: \hrulefill\\

I intend to present: an oral contribution \koutaki \hfill a
poster \koutaki \\

Title: \ \hrulefill
\\

\hspace*{3.7cm}Date: ........... Signature:  ..................... \\

For PhD student - signature of thesis Supervisor:
...................\\

Submit this form by normal post, FAX or e-mail as soon as possible but
not later than April 30 1998 to:\\

\noindent
{\bf Zuzana Dienstbierov\' a\\
Astronomical Institute\\
Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic\\
Bo\v cn\' \i \ II 1401, 141 36 Prague 4\\
Czech Republic \\
Phone: +420.2.67103038, Fax: +420.2.769023, E-mail:zuzana@ig.cas.cz}\\

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