Close binaries in the 21st century : new opportunities and challenges

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• Close Binaries in the 21 st Century: New Opportunities and Challenges.- The Brave New World of Binary Star Studies.- Multisite, Multiwavelength Studies of the Active Cool Binary CC Eri.- Late-type X-ray Emitting Binaries in the Solar Neighborhood and in Star Forming Regions.- Analysis of Extra-Solar Planetary Transits Using Tools from Eclipsing Binaries.- Photometric Studies of Twelve Deep, Low-mass Ratio Overcontact Binary Systems.- Updated UBV Light-Curve and Period Analysis of Eclipsing Binary HS Herculis.- The Period Variation of V839 Oph.- Investigation of Times of Minima of Selected Early-Type Eclipsing Binaries.- Photometric Studies of Bright Southern Binary Systems: ? Cra and ? Ori.- Photometric Solution of the O-type Eclipsing Binary V1007 Sco.- First results of the Central-East-South European Binary Star Study Group (CESEB).- Spot Modelling of ? Andromedae.- Chromospheric Activity and Orbital Solution of Six New Late-type Spectroscopic Binary Systems.- The Near-Contact System V387 Cygni: BVRI Photometry and Modelling.- Monitoring Secular Orbital Period Variations of Some Eclipsing Binaries at the Ankara University Observatory.- The W UMa-type Stars Program: First Results, Current Status and Perspectives.- A Mechanism for Producing Short-Period Binaries.- Evolutionary Status of Late-type Contact Binaries: Case of a 1.2 + 1 M ? Binary.- Wind Ionization Structure of the Short-Period Eclipsing LMC Wolf-Rayet Binary BAT99-129: Preliminary Results.- Masses and Radii of Low-Mass Stars: Theory Versus Observations.- Light-Time Effect in the Eclipsing Binaries GO Cyg, GW Cep, AR Aur and V505 Sgr.- X-ray Observations of Binary and Single Wolf-Rayet Stars with XMM-Newton and Chandra.- Libration Points in Schwarzschild's Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem.- Symbiotic Stars in the Context of Binary Evolution and Metallicity.- Properties of Components in Contact Systems.- On (? ? ?) and ( ? ?)-Type Relations for Close Binaries.- Radiation Pressure and Surface Gravity of Close Binaries: First Results from Observational Data Analysis.- The Spatial Distribution of W UMa-Type Stars.- Modeling the 2004.5 Brightening of the Contact Binary V839 Oph.- First Photometric Observations and Preliminary Results of Binaries FO Aurigae and V1025 Herculis.- Monitoring Possible Light-Time Effect in the Orbital Period of Some Eclipsing Binaries at the Ankara University Observatory.- Distributions of Geometrical and Physical Parameters of Contact Binaries.- Some Thoughts on Pulsation and Binarity.- Active Longitudes in Close Binaries.- Enhanced Activity in Close T Tauri Binaries.- Modelling Eclipsing Binaries with Dense Spot Coverage.- Orbital Period Changes and Long Term Luminosity Variation in Active Binary CG Cyg.- Short Time-Scale Variability in the Light Curve of TW Draconis.- X-ray Emission from the Pre-Main Sequence Systems FU Orionis and T Tauri.- A Search for Pulsating, Mass-Accreting Components in Algol-Type Eclipsing Binaries.- HD172189, a Cluster Member Binary System with a ? Scuti Component in the Field of View of COROT.- Eclipsing Binaries with Possible Light-Time Effect.- Eccentric Eclipsing Binary YY Sagittarii.- Photospheric Abundance Peculiarities in RS CVn Binaries.- Possible Light-Time Effect in the Eclipsing Binary System TY Boo.- Preliminary Photometric Evidence of Starspot Umbrae and Penumbrae on Late-Type Active Stars.- Late-Type Active Stars: Rotation & Companions.- Eclipsing Binaries in Open Clusters.- Eclipsing Binaries in Local Group Galaxies.- The First DIRECT Distance to a Detached Eclipsing Binary in M33.- Absolute Parameters of Early-Type Close Binaries in the LMC.- Searching for Planetary Eclipses in Open Clusters: NGC 7086.- Binaries with Total Eclipses in the LMC: Potential Targets for Spectroscopy.- Eclipsing Binary Stars in Nearby Galaxies.- EROS-II Variable Stars: Eclipsing Binaries in the EROS Microlensing Surveys.- First Results from ROTES: The ROtse Telescope Eclipsing-binary Survey.- Planets and Planet