Accepted proposals for Semester S10A

The Call for Proposals for Semester S10A received 139 and 2 submitted proposals for the Normal and Intensive Programs, respectively, requesting a total of 412.1 nights. After screening by TAC, 79 + 4 ToO nights were allocated to the following 43 proposals. Other 5 nights are reserved for the Service Programs.

ID	PI	Proposal Title	Inst	Nts
S10A-006	Masayuki Tanaka	Deep NIR spectroscopy of record-breaking cluster candidates at z~1.8	MOIRCS/MOS	2
S10A-008	Tadayuki Kodama	Panoramic Infrared Spectroscopy of Cluster Evolution with Subaru-FMOS: A Pilot Survey	FMOS	2
S10A-011	Toru Misawa	Multi-Sightline Spectroscopy of Outflowing Winds in Quasar SDSS J1029+2623	HDS	1
S10A-014	Masatoshi Imainshi	Distinguishing the compact energy sources of nearby ULIRGs	T-ReCS	2
S10A-015	Masatoshi Imanishi	Star-formation and growth of supermassive blackholes in nearby QSOs	IRCS	2
S10A-018	Jonathan Trump	Optically Dull AGN: Obscured, Diluted, or Radiatively Inefficient?	FOCAS	2
S10A-019	Paul Ho	Structure of Dark Matter and Baryons in AMIBA SZE Galaxy Clusters (II)	S-Cam	2
S10A-021	Yoichi Takeda	Be Abundances of Solar Analogs: Toward Clarifying the Mechanism of Mixing	HDS	2
S10A-024	Masami Ouchi	DEIMOS Spectroscopy for z=7 Galaxies Found by the Suprime-Cam Survey	DEIMOS	3
S10A-025	Ken-ichi Tadaki	Spectroscopic follow-up on the narrow-band Halpha emitter candidates at z=2.2	MOIRCS/MOS	2
S10A-036	Susan Kassin	MOIRCS Multi-PA Kinematics of Galaxies at z~2+: A Search for Disks	MOIRCS/MOS	3
S10A-037	Masafumi Yagi	Slitless spectroscopy of small bodies on a dark cloud curtain	S-Cam	3
S10A-039	Magda Arnaboldi	The Suprime-Cam M87 PN survey: testing galaxy formation in clusters	S-Cam	3
S10A-043	Satoshi Honda	Enrichment of heavy elements in the Sextans dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy	HDS	1
S10A-045	Masamune Oguri	Understanding the Largest Quasar Lens SDSS J1029+2623	GMOS(N)	1
S10A-048	Miho Ishigaki	Deciphering the formation history of the metal-weak thick disk and halos	HDS	1
S10A-050	Masaomi Tanaka	Spectropolarimetry of Stripped-Envelope Supernovae and GRB-Supernovae	FOCAS	2 ToO
S10A-051	Masahiro Takada	Exploring Masses, Profiles and Shapes of Dark Matter Halos with Cluster Weak Lensing	S-Cam	2
S10A-052	Nobuyuki Kawai	Subaru Observations of Gamma-Ray Burst Afterglows	various	2 ToO
S10A-058	Nobuo Arimoto	Mapping the Highest Concentrations of Passive Galaxies at z~2	MOIRCS/MOS	3
S10A-059	Sakurako Okamoto	Chemical Signatures of Genuine Building Blocks of the Milky Way II	HDS	2
S10A-061	Masanori Iye	Follow-up Spectroscopy of LAE candidates at z~7.3 in SDF	FOCAS	4
S10A-067	Hideko Nomura	Spatially Resolved [OI] 6300 A Line Emission from Young Circumstellar Disks	Kyoto 3DII	2
S10A-068	Keiichi Maeda	Properties of Type Ia Supernovae from Late-Time Spectroscopy	FOCAS	1
S10A-069	Philip Lucas	Discovering the coolest brown dwarfs and measuring the substellar mass function.	IRCS	2
S10A-070	Jong-hak Woo	Calibrating Black Hole Mass Estimators for High-z Quasars	FMOS	2
S10A-084	Gáspár Bakos	Confirmation of HATNet Transiting Hot Jupiter Candidates Using Subaru/HDS	HDS	3
S10A-085	Yuichi Matsuda	How Did Galaxies Form in the Large-scale HI Gas Reservoir at z=5?	S-Cam	1
S10A-086	Agnese Del Moro	IR properties of Extreme fX/fopt objects (EXOs)	MOIRCS	1
S10A-093	Itsuki Sakon	Dust Formation in Massive Wolf-Rayet Binary Systems (II)	COMICS	2
S10A-094	Poshak Gandhi	Mid-infrared properties of low-luminosity AGN	Michelle	2
S10A-104	Hisanori Furusawa	Exploring the High-z Universe in the SXDS-UDS & COSMOS-UltraVista Fields II	S-Cam	5
S10A-105	Norio Narita	Search for Dynamic Weather Variations in the Eccentric Exoplanet HAT-P-2b	HDS	1
S10A-110	Masamune Oguri	Characterizing the strongest lenses in the universe II	S-Cam	2
S10A-113	Takeshi Oka	H3+ studies of sightlines toward new YSOs near the Galactic center	IRCS+AO188	1
S10A-114	Miwa Goto	Comprehensive Study of Water Vapor in Protoplanetary Disks	IRCS+AO188	1
S10A-115	Hajime Sugai	Testing the high end of the starburst X-ray luminosity function	MOIRCS	2
S10A-123	Noriyuki Matsunaga	Chemical tagging by newly discovered tracers in the innermost Galaxy	IRCS+AO188	1
S10A-128*	Tomonori Hioki	Evolution of Circumbinary Disks around T Tauri Binary Systems	IRCS+AO188	2
S10A-139	Teruyuki Hirano	A Search for Secondary Planets in Transiting Exoplanetary Systems	HDS	1
S10A-143	Teruyuki Hirano	Measuring the Rossiter Effect of Newly Discovered Eccentric Exoplanets	HDS	2
S10A-147*	Misato Fukagawa	Variability in Protoplanetary Disks III	IRCS+AO188	1
S10A-150	Yoshiharu Shinnaka	Ortho-to-Para Ratio of Cometary NH3 in Comet 81P/Wild 2	HDS	1

We have time-exchange programs with Gemini and Keck. The instruments written in italics are those of Gemini or Keck.

NOTE:
Some of the accpeted programs using AO188(*1) cannot be performed in S10A due to the unexpected damage of AO188. In place of those programs and SEEDS, our TAC newly accepted the following 5 programs in February 2010. In addition, the originally accepted 4 programs(*2) have been assigned additional nights.

S10A-031, Alexander Scholz et al,
SONYC: A census of brown dwarfs and planetary-mass objects in rho Ophiuchus
FMOS, 2 nights

S10A-077, Koji Kawabata et al.,
Late-time Spectroscopy of Type Ib/c SNe: Probing inner ejecta and asphericity
FOCAS, 1 night

S10A-083, Karl Glazebrook et al.,
Is Dark Energy an Illusion? Measuring the growth of structure to z=1.5
S-Cam, 2 nights

S10A-099, Mai Shirahata et al.,
Probing Molecular Tori in AGNs through Time Variability of CO Absorption
IRCS, 2 nights

S10A-101, Scott Sheppard et al.,
A Neptune Trojan Survey for the New Horizons Spacecraft
S-Cam, 2 nights

*1
S10A-128 and S10A-147 have been cancelled.
S10A-113, S10A-114, and S10A-123 will be performed without AO188.

*2
Additional 1 night each for S10A-036, S10A-048, S10A-058, and S10A-110