Ringberg Workshop on Secular Evolution of Galaxies
Ringberg, May 17-21, 2004
organized by: R.Bender, A. Burkert and J. Kormendy
with support from: R. Jesseit and M. Wetzstein
Workshop Programme
Available Talks (pdf or ppt):
Balcells: Galaxy bulges: nuclear components, bulge-disk scaling relations
Barden: Evolution of galaxy disks from GEMS
Binney: Secular Evolution of galactic disks
Brodie: Globular clusters and secular evolution
Burkert: The angular momentum problem
and disk formation
Buta: Morphology of barred galaxies
Carollo: Formation of disk galaxies: the bulge
perspective
Courteau: Evidence for secular
evolution in (non-barred) spiral galaxies
D'Ongia: Bulge-less disks and angular
momentum problem
Falcon-Barroso: Sauron-mapping
of the stellar kinematics of nearby galaxies
Maraston: The Milky Way Bulge in integrated light
Peletier: Secular evolution & stellar populations
Regan: Ring formation in barred galaxies: a requirement for mass inflow
Renzini: The resolved stellar populations of Milky Way and M31
Rosolowsky: Studying the atomic-molecular transition in the Local Group
Thomas: Stellar Population properties
of bulges
Freeman: Workshop Summary
Background image: The VLT FORS Deep Field showing galaxies out to z=6,
copyright R.Bender and the FDF team