Algols

Two Centuries of Study of Algol Systems.- The H? Emitting Regions of the Accretion Disks in Algols.- Photometric Effects of Accretion Disks in Long-Period Eclipsing Binaries.- Algol, Beta Lyrae, and W Serpentis: Some New Results for Three Well Studied Eclipsing Binaries.- Time-Resolved Spectroscopy of Accretion Disks in Algols.- Polarizing Gas at Small Optical Depths around Algols.- Mass Flow in Interacting Binaries Observed in the Ultraviolet.- 500-3200Å Observations of the Interacting Binary Stars V356 Sagitarii and ? Lyrae.- Circumstellar Matter in Algols and Serpentids.- Accretion Disks in Algols.- Theoretical Modelling of Algol Disks.- Algols: Wherefrom, Whereto, and What in Between?.- Formation and Evolution of Low-Mass Algols.- Algols as Limits on Binary Evolution Scenarios.- The Evolution of Moderately Close and Moderately Wide Binaries.- Fundamental Parameters of the W Serpentis Stars.- The Relation of Algols and W Serpentis Stars.- Resolving Information on Algol Systems.- The Relation between RS Canum Venaticorum and Algol.- New Ways to Rotation Rates.- High Signal-to-Noise Ratio - The Spectroscopic Key to Algol Systems.- The Utrecht Photometric System (UPS) and Some Results with It: The Masses and the Radii of the Components of U Cephei and a Photometric-Spectroscopic Analysis of the Algol-Type Binary U Coronae Borealis.- A New Light Synthesis Optimization Program. Test on Simulated Algol Data.- Reverse Algols.- The Evolution of Binary Stars into Contact States.- Common Envelope Evolution of Binary Stars.- The Effects of Magnetic Fields on Period Changes, Mass Transfer and Evolution of Algol Binaries.- General Discussion.- Concluding Remarks.- ST Carinae, an Algol-Type System in a Possible State of Rapid Mass Exchange.- ? Aurigae: A Supergiant and a Super Disk.- Relaxation of Mass-Gaining Stars.- Who Is Who in Algol-Land? Part I.- Who Is Who in Algol-Land? Part II.- An Optical and Ultraviolet Survey of Algols.- Absolute Dimensions of Algol Binary