Submit 2007 Annual Report

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Please write a 1-2 paragraph broad description of your research interests. This description will eventually end up linked from the Steward web page under the "Research" link.



Please list publications that have APPEARED during the year 2007 here using the following format. Journal abbreviations include A&A, A&AS, AJ, ApJ, ApJS, ApL, MNRAS, and PASP. For a full listing please see http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs_doc/refereed.html, using the following examples as a guide.

Indicate the category of each research project choosing from among the following: Solar System, Theoretical Astrophysics, Stellar/Galactic, Extragalactic, Instrumentation, or Other.

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Huss, A., Jain, B., Steinmetz, M., 2001
The Formation and Evolution of Clusters of Galaxies in Different Cosmogonies 
MNRAS 308, 1011 (Extragalactic, Theoretical)
 
Steinmetz, M., Navarro, J.F., 2001,
The cosmological origin of the Tully-Fisher relation
ApJ 513, 555 (Extragalactic, Theoretical)

Bailin, J., Steinmetz, M., 2001
Warps and Sideways Torques 
Proceedings Galaxy Dynamics: From the Early Universe to the Present, eds. F.
Combes, G. Mamon, V. Charmandaris, Paris, July 9 - 13, 2001, 
Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series Vol. 197, 187
(Extragalactic, Theoretical)



Please describe your Ongoing Research here using the following example as a guide. Indicate the category of each research project choosing from among the following: Solar System, Theoretical Astrophysics, Stellar/Galactic, Extragalactic, Instrumentation, or Other.

Please leave a blank line between each topic!

M. Steinmetz, in collaboration with K. Thornton (Chicago), M. Gaudlitz (MPA) and T. Janka (MPA), investigated the interaction of supernovae with the interstellar medium (ISM). Special emphasis waslaid on the efficiency with which kinetic and thermal energy can be deposited into the ISM. In a series of one-dimensional hydrodynamical simulations it could be shown that this efficiency depends on the metallicity and density of the ISM. Over a large portion of the parameter space, the scaling with the ISM density and metallicity can be well approximated by power-laws. (Stellar/galactic, Theoretical Astrophysics)

M. Steinmetz, in collaboration with J.J. Charfman, Santa Fe Institute, is investigating the application of Complexity Theory to the design of a mid-infrared echelle spectrograph. (Theoretical Astrophysics, Instrumentation)

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