Cosmic Chemical Evolution

Conference papers in order of presentation: Big Bang nucleosynthesis, D.N. Schramm; light elements abundances - new insights on stellar mixing and galactic production, F. Primas; the first stars, D. Arnett; Type 1A supernovae and chemical evolution of galaxies, K. Nomoto, et al; the chemical evolution of light elements in our galaxy, N. Prantzos; nucleosynthesis in red giant stars, N. Mowlavi; fluorine production from AGB and WR stars, N. Mowlavi, G. Meynet; deuterium abundance in the local ISM, J.L. Linsky, B.E. Wood; abundances in halo population stars, C. Sneden; abundances in the galactic disk, B. Edvardsson; abundances in a hot horizontal-branch star in the old open cluster NGC/6791, R.C. Peterson, E.M. Green; on the progenitors of type Ia supernovae, X.-D. Li, E.P.J. van den Heuvel; abundances from z = 0 to z = 5, D.G. York; enrichment of heavy elements in clusters of galaxies, Y. Ishimaru; on the origin of metallicity in Lyman-Alpha forest systems, M. Chiba, B.B. Nath; a metal enriched dark cluster of galaxies at Z = 1; M. Hattori; are elliptical galaxies really metal-rich? M. Loewenstein, R.F. Mushotzky; chemical evolution of spiral galaxies from redshift 4 to the present, U. Fritze-v. Alvensleben, et al; age problem based on the abundance ratio from a high-redshift QSO, T. Tsujimoto, et al; stellar yields and chemical evolution, B.K. Gibson; the formation of first generation stars and globular clusters in protogalactic clouds, D.N.C. Lin, S.D. Murray. (Part contents).