pp 919-919 December 1999

Foreword

Somnath Bharadwaj Sayan Kar

pp 921-931 December 1999 Cosmological Parameters

Cosmological parameters

D Narasimha

pp 933-936 December 1999 Cosmological Parameters

Cepheid distance to the virgo cluster

Anwesh Mazumdar

pp 937-944 December 1999 Cosmological Parameters

The cosmological constant revisited

Varun Sahni

pp 945-949 December 1999 Cosmological Parameters

Topology of the Universe: Background and recent observational approaches

Boudewijn F Roukema

pp 951-961 December 1999 Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

Cosmic microwave background radiation anisotropies and data analysis

Shiv K Sethi

pp 963-969 December 1999 Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

Polarization of the cosmic microwave background radiation

T R Seshadri

pp 971-975 December 1999 Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

Constraining cosmological parameters through Sunyaev-Zel’dovich surveys

Subhabrata Majumdar Ravi Subrahamanyan

pp 977-987 December 1999 Large Scale Structure and Gravitational Clustering

Large scale structure

Somnath Bharadwaj

pp 989-993 December 1999 Large Scale Structure and Gravitational Clustering

Multi-fractal analysis of the galaxy distribution in the Las Campanas redshift survey

T R Seshadri

pp 995-1000 December 1999 Large Scale Structure and Gravitational Clustering

Pancakes and filaments in cosmological gravitational clustering

Varun Sahni

pp 1001-1011 December 1999 Large Scale Structure and Gravitational Clustering

Dark matter halo cores in hierarchical clustering theories

Kandaswamy Subramanian

pp 1013-1019 December 1999 Galaxy Formation And The High Redshift Universe

The nature of low redshift damped Ly-α systems

Nissim Kanekar Jayaram N Chengalur

pp 1021-1025 December 1999 Galaxy Formation And The High Redshift Universe

Cosmology with the intergalactic medium

Biman B Nath

pp 1027-1032 December 1999 Galaxy Formation And The High Redshift Universe

Chemical enrichment at high redshifts

Pushpa Khare

pp 1039-1042 December 1999 Dark Matter

Gravitational lensing by spiral galaxies

D Narasimha

pp 1043-1051 December 1999 Dark Matter

X-ray emission from clusters of galaxies and cosmological parameters

KP Singh

pp 1053-1059 December 1999 Dark Matter

Particle dark matter: An overview

Palash B Pal

pp 1061-1067 December 1999 Particle Physics And The Early Universe

Baryogenesis in the early Universe

Raghavan Rangarajan

pp 1069-1076 December 1999 Topological Defects In Cosmology

Topological defects in cosmology

Ajit M Srivastava

pp 1077-1080 December 1999 Topological Defects In Cosmology

Topological defects in the left-right symmetric model and their relevance to cosmology

Hatem Widyan

pp 1081-1085 December 1999 Topological Defects In Cosmology

A new mechanism of formation of topological defects

Supratim Sengupta

pp 1087-1091 December 1999 Topological Defects In Cosmology

Defect correlation in liquid crystal: Experimental verification of cosmological Kibble mechanism

Rajarshi Ray

pp 1093-1104 December 1999 Alternative Cosmologies

The quasi-steady state cosmology: Theory and observations

Jayant V Narlikar

pp 1105-1114 December 1999 Super-String Motivated Cosomological Models

String cosmology

Jnanadeva Maharana Sudipta Mukherji

pp 1115-1119 December 1999 Super-String Motivated Cosomological Models

Parity violation in a gravitational theory with torsion: A geometrical interpretation

Soumitra Sengupta

pp 1121-1123 December 1999 Super-String Motivated Cosomological Models

String dynamics near a black hole

H K Jassal A Mukherjee R P Saxena

pp 1125-1136 December 1999 Gravitational Waves

Detection of gravitational waves using a network of detectors

Sukanta Bose Sanjeev V Dhurandhar Archana Pai