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Special Session — Introduction and Perspective Introductory.- Introductory Address.- The Sun of Stefan Smerd (The S.F. Smerd Memorial Lecture).- Session I — Quiet Sun.- The Quiet Sun at cm- and mm-Wavelengths (Invited Review).- Quiet Sun at Metric and Decametric Wavelengths (Invited Review).- Observations of the Quiet Sun with 6? Resolution.- Shock Wave Transit Through the Transition Region and Related Radio Fluctuations.- Interferometric Observations of the Extreme Solar Limb at 2.8 and 6 cm During the October 1977 Eclipse.- On the Fluctuations in the Solar Flux at cm-Wavelengths Monitored on Small Areas of the Sun’s Disk.- Session II — Active Regions.- Microwave, EUV, and X-ray Observations of Active Region Loops and Filaments [Invited Review).- Thermal Cyclotron Radiation from Solar Active Regions (Invited Talk).- Active Region Magnetic Fields and cm-? Emission.- Observations of Solar Active Regions at 2 and 6 cm Wavelengths with 3 Arc Second Resolution.- Very Large Array (VLA) Observations of Solar Active Regions.- On the Origin of Microwave Emission from Sunspots.- Recent Development of the Nobeyama 17 GHz Interferometer and Some Initial Results.- Interferometric Observations of Radio Bursts at 35 GHz.- Time-Variations of 17 GHz Radio Bursts with Multi-Source Structures.- Solar Observations with the Very Large Array.- Radio Emission of the Solar Polar Regions at Millimeter Wavelengths.- Session III — Solar Bursts — CM Wavelengths.- Radio Burst Emission Mechanisms: General Review (Invited Review).- Solar Burst Observations at Centimeter Wavelengths (Invited Review).- Microwave Emission from Flaring Magnetic Loops.- Flare of 1970 March 01 A Review and Further Evidence for Adiabatic Heating.- Investigation of Microwave Burst Spectra for theDetermination of Source Inhomogeneities.- Bursts Observed at 21 cm with the Westerbork Interferometer.- The Spatial Structure of Solar Microwave Bursts.- Fast Fine Structure in Solar Microwave Flares.- Some Characteristics of Ultra-Fast Time Structures Superimposed on Impulsive mm-Wave Bursts.- Nonthermal Microwave Phenomena in Other Stars (Invited Talk).- Session IV — Solar Bursts — Meter Wavelengths.- Solar Burst Observations at Metre and Decametre Wavelengths (Invited Review).- Observations of Solar type III Radio Bursts with the Nançay Radioheliograph (Invited Talk).- Polarization of Herringbone Structure in type III Bursts.- First Solar Radar Observations in Microwaves.- Solar type I Radio Bursts: An Ion-Acoustic Wave Model.- On the Statistical Nature of type I Bursts.- Digitally Recorded type I Bursts and Some Theoretical Aspects of Continuum and Burst Generation.- The Application of Coronal Scattering Measurements to Solar Radio Bursts.- Complementary Bursts, Coronal Inhomogeneities and New Microscopic Spectral Features of Solar Bursts in type IV Bursts.- Fine Structure in Solar type III Radio Bursts Spectra.- Pecularities of the Dynamic Spectra of type V Solar Radio Bursts.- An Observed Correlation Between the Flux Densities of Extended Hard X-ray and Microwave Solar Bursts.- Session V — Solar Bursts — Meter — Decameter Wavelengths.- Current Understanding of the Physics of type III Solar Radio Bursts (Invited Review).- Numerical Simulation of type III Bursts (Invited Talk).- Quasi-Linear Dynamics of a Hot Maxwellian Electron Distribution Released from a Localized Region in a Homogeneous Plasma.- Origin of Plasma Wave Clumping in type III Radio Burst Sources.- Distribution Functions of type III Electrons Observed in Interplanetary Space.- Polarizationand Position Measurements of type III Bursts.- F & H Solar Radio Emission: Delayed Fundamental.- On the Propagation of the Electrons Related to type III Bursts.- On Modulations of Radio type IV Bursts.- The Polarization of type V Bursts.- Session VI — Solar Bursts — Decimeter And Low Frequency Observations.- Theory of type IV dm Bursts (Invited Review).- Transition Between type I and type III Bursts in Closed or Open Magnetic Field Lines.- Plasma Oscillations and the Emissivity of type III Radio Bursts.- Observations of Solar Bursts of types II and III at Kilometric Wavelengths from Voyager.- Satellite Observations of Solar Radio Bursts (Invited Reveiw).- Type I Radio Emission and the Structure of the Solar Corona: Results of the Stereo-I Experiment.- Hectometer and Kilometer Solar Observations (Invited Talk).- One Dimensional High Time Resolution Observations with the Westerbork Array.- Session VII — Solar Bursts — Radio, White Light And X-Ray Observations.- Radio and White-Light Observations of Coronal Transients (Invited Review).- Decametric Radio Bursts Associated with Coronal Loop Structures.- Satellite Observations of the Outer Corona Near Sunspot Maximum.- Observation of a Coronal Impulsive X-Ray Burst and its Implications Regarding the Associated Microwave Source.- On the Possibility of Radio Observations of Current Sheets on the Sun.- An Interpretation of Solar Flare Microwave Spikes as Gyrosynchrotron Masering.- Temporal and Spectral Investigation of Two Thermal Impulsive Microwave and X-ray Bursts of 1972 May 18 for the Determination of Source Parameters.- Flare Characteristics and type III Bursts: A Statistical Approach.- Observations of the Structure of type IIIb Radio Bursts.