CURRICULUM VITAE
Donald G. Luttermoser

Personal:

Born:	20 February 1957; Tecumseh, Michigan
Address:	East Tennessee State University, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Box 70652, Johnson City, TN 37614
E-mail:	lutter@mail.etsu.edu
Phone:	423-439-7064 (office in 279 Brown Hall), 423-439-6905 (FAX), 423-928-0147 (home)

Education:

Ph.D.	Indiana University, Bloomington	Astrophysics	August 1988
M.A.	Indiana University, Bloomington	Astronomy	December 1985
M.A.	Wayne State University, Detroit	Physics	August 1983
B.S.	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	Astronomy & Physics	May 1981

Employment:

1999-	Associate Professor, East Tennessee State University
1996-1999	Assistant Professor, East Tennessee State University
1994-1996	Associate Scientist, Applied Research Corporation
1993-1994	IUE Resident Astronomer, NASA/GSFC, Computer Sciences Corporation
1990-1993	Visiting Assistant Professor, Iowa State University
1988-1990	Postdoctoral Research Associate, Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics, University of Colorado

Dissertation:

Title:	The Chromospheric Structure of Cool Carbon Stars
Advisor:	Dr. Hollis R. Johnson, Astronomy Department, Indiana University

Research Grants:

• 2001 Principle investigator of NASA/FUSE Cycle 2 Guest Observing Program (Program ID: B084): The Outer Atmosphere of Mira Variables (1 year, 10 ksec, $25,500)
• 1999 Principle investigator of ETSU/Research Development Committee Grant (Program ID: RDC #00-011/m): The Atmospheres of Cool Variable Stars (1 year, $5,930)
• 1998 Principle investigator of NASA/HST Cycle 7 Program (Program ID: GO-07756.01-97A): Density Diagnostics for Dynamic LPV Stellar Atmospheres (1 year, 4 orbits, carry over from Cycle 6)
• 1996 Principle investigator of NASA/HST Cycle 6 Program (Program ID: GO-06620.01-95A): Density Diagnostics for Dynamic LPV Stellar Atmospheres (1 year, 12 orbits, $38,974)
• 1994 Principle investigator of NASA/ADP Program (Program ID: NAS 5-32863): The Chromosphere/Shock Dilemma of Non-Mira, Late-Type Variable Stars (3 years, $120,000)
• 1994 Co-investigator on NASA/HST Cycle 4 Program (Program ID: 5359): Spectra and Chromospheres of Carbon and M Stars - Cycle 4 (Principle investigator: Hollis R. Johnson)
• 1994 Principle investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: VHRDL): The UV Emission of V Hya: Normal Mira Star or Enveloped Companion? (1 year, no money awarded)
• 1993 Principle investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: MIPDL = NAG 5-707): Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Shock Structure of Cool, Variable Stars: Part 4 (1 year, $2,000)
• 1993 Co-investigator on NASA/HST Cycle 3 Program (ID: 4685): Spectra and Chromospheres of Carbon and M Stars - Cycle 3 (Principle investigator: Hollis R. Johnson)
• 1993 Co-investigator on NASA/HST Cycle 3 Program (ID: 4611): Dynamics, Mass Loss and Radiative Transfer in Shocked Atmospheres (Principle investigator: Jay A. Bookbinder)
• 1992 Principle investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: CVODL = NAG 5-1777): Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Shock Structure of Cool, Variable Stars: Part 3 (1 year, $23,000)
• 1992 Co-investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: FEOJB): Fe Line Diagnostics of Multiply Shocked Stellar Atmospheres (Principle investigator: Jay A. Bookbinder)
• 1991 Principle investigator of NASA/IUE Program )ID: LGNDL = NAG 5-1777): Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Shock Structure of Cool, Variable Stars: Part 2 (1 year, $18,000)
• 1991 Co-investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: LGNPJ): Chromospheric Structure of the Cool Carbon Star TX Psc (Principle investigator: Philip G. Judge)
• 1990 Principle investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: LGMDL = NAG 5-707): Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Shock Structure of Cool, Variable Stars (1 year, $17,000)
• 1990 Principle investigator on NASA/ROSAT Program (Program ID: NAG 5-1655): The Formation Process of the He I 10830 Line in Cool Giant Stars (1 year, $15,000)
• 1989 Principle investigator on NASA/ADP Program (Program ID: NAG 5-1305): Radiative Transfer in the Dynamic Atmospheres of Mira-type Variables (2 years, $84,000)
• 1989 Co-investigator on NASA/IUE Program (ID: MSLHJ): Ultraviolet Spectra and Chromospheres of S and MS Stars (Principle investigator: Hollis R. Johnson)
• 1989 Co-investigator on NASA/IUE Program (ID: RVLEB): Miras and RV Tauri Stars: Critical Case Studies of the Development of Shock Waves and Pulsation-Related Mass Loss (Principle investigator: Edward W. Brugel)
• 1989 Co-investigator of NASA/IUE Program (ID: SRLPJ): Cycle-Dependent Studies of SemiRegular Giant Stars (Principle investigator: Philip G. Judge)
• 1988 Co-investigator on NASA/IUE Program (ID: CSKHJ): The Upper Atmospheres of Late M Stars (Principle investigator: Hollis R. Johnson)

Instructional Development Grants:

• 1998 Pronciple investigator on ETSU/Instructional Development Committee Grant (Program ID: 2-19678): Software Development for New Laboratories in Introductory Astronomy, (1 year, $4,900)

Teaching Experience:

Asst./Assoc. Professor:	August 1996 - Present	East Tennessee State University
Courses:	ASTR-1010: Astronomy I, ASTR-1020: Astronomy II, ASTR-3415: Astrophysics
	PHYS-1030: Science and Society II, PHYS-2010: General Physics I, PHYS-2011: General Physics Laboratory I, PHYS-2020: General Physics II, PHYS-2021: General Physics Laboratory II, PHYS-4007/5007: Computational Physics, PHYS-4617/5617: Quantum Physics
Visiting Assistant Professor:	August 1990 - August 1993	Iowa State University
Course:	Astronomy 120: Introductory Astronomy, The Sky and Solar System, Astronomy 575: Radiative Transfer, Stellar Atmospheres, and Spectroscopy (Graduate-level course), Physics 221: Classical Physics I
Award:	Tied for best Graduate Instructor in Fall 1990
Associate Instructor:	September 1983 - August 1988	Indiana University
Courses:	Astronomy Q204, A105, A110, A201, and A202
Duties:	Grading, writing exams and homework assignments. I was solely responsible for teaching A105 in summer sessions; A110 in the Fall 1986 and Fall 1987 sessions; and A202 in the Spring 1988 session.
Award:	Nominated by department for Best Associate Instructor of the Year
Gifted and Talented Youth Program:	June - July 1987, 1988	Indiana University
Duties:	Lecturing on introductory astronomy to 5th and 6th grade students.
Teaching Assistantship:	September 1981 - May 1982	Wayne State University
Course:	Astronomy 201 Laboratory
Duties:	Teaching the undergraduate astronomy laboratories.

Ground-based Observing Grants:

• 1997 Kitt Peak National Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: A Comprehensive Library of Near-IR Stellar Spectra II, (Telescope: Coude Feed/NICMASS Detector, Principle Investigator: P.M. Marcum)
• 1996 Kitt Peak National Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: A Comprehensive Library of Near-IR Stellar Spectra, (Telescope: Coude Feed/NICMASS Detector, Principle Investigator: P.M. Marcum)
• 1994 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1545 (cont.), Fluorescent Clues to the Shock Structure of Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1993 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1545 (cont.), Fluorescent Clues to the Shock Structure of Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1992 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1545 (cont.), Fluorescent Clues to the Shock Structure of Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1991 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1545 (cont.), Fluorescent Clues to the Shock Structure of Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1991 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1544 (cont.), The Violet Opacity of Carbon Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1991 National Radio Astronomical Observatory, Socorro, New Mexico: Program #AS457, Carbon Star V Hydrae, (Telescope: Very Large Array, Principle Investigator: R. Sahai)
• 1990 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1545, Fluorescent Clues to the Shock Structure of Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1990 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1544, The Violet Opacity of Carbon Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1990 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1496, Chromospheric Variability through Fluorescence in Late-type Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1989 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1451, Chromospheric Spectral Features and the Circumstellar Environment of N-type and late M-type Giant Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1989 National Solar Observatory, Kitt Peak, Arizona: Program #1421, Visual and Near-IR Chromospheric Indicators of Cool Carbon Stars, (Telescope: McMath-Pierce Telescope)
• 1989 National Radio Astronomical Observatory, Socorro, New Mexico: Program #AL191, A Radio Continuum Survey of Cool N-type Carbon Stars, (Telescope: Very Large Array)

Graduate Research Experience:

Research Assistantship:	January - May 1987	Indiana University
Topics:	Development of an LTE synthetic spectrum computer code and installation of the non-LTE stellar atmospheres PANDORA on the Indiana University computer system
Advisor:	Dr. Hollis R. Johnson, Astronomy Department, Indiana University
Summer Research Assistantship	May - July 1984	National Solar Observatory/NASA - Kitt Peak, Arizona
Topic:	White light photometry of the solar disk with the 60cm NSO/Tucson Vacuum Telescope
Advisor:	Dr. Harrison P. Jones, Laboratory for Space and Astronomical Sciences, NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Research Assistantship:	September 1982 - August 1983	Wayne State University
Topic:	Laser spectroscopy of the ultraviolet transitions of the OH radical
Advisors:	Dr. Donovan Bakalyar, Physics Department, Wayne State University
	Dr. Charles C. Wang, Scientific Research Lab., Ford Motor Company

Honors, Awards, and Service:

2001	Member of the Tenure and Promotion Committee for ETSU College of Arts & Sciences
	Scientific Journal Referee -- Astrophysical Journal: 2 papers, Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia: 2 papers, Nature: 2 papers
2000	Textbook Reviewer -- 1 general physics text.
1999	Chairman of the ETSU College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Council.
	Scientific Journal Referee -- Astrophysical Journal: 1 paper
	Textbook Reviewer -- 1 general physics text & 1 introductory astronomy text
	NSF Astronomy & Astrophysics Division Proposal Review Panel
1998	Member of the ETSU College of Arts & Sciences Faculty Council
	Jewel Friend Lectureship ($100 award): Evolution and Its Impact on Biological Evolution (see http://www.etsu.edu/physics/lutter/jewelfr/jewfr.htm).
1997	EUVE Review Panel (Cycle 6) - Panel 3: Cool Stars
	Scientific Journal Referee - Astrophysics & Space Sciences: 1 paper
1995	NASA/EUVE Review Panel (Cycle 4) - Panel 2: White Dwarfs
	NASA/HST Telescope Allocation Committee (Cycle 6) - Cool Stars Panel
	Scientific Journal Referee - Astrophysical Journal: 1 paper; Astronomy & Astrophysics: 2 papers
1994	NASA/EUVE Review Panel (Cycle 3) - Panel 2: White Dwarfs
	International Science Foundation Reviewer: Proposal 53784-AST
	Scientific Journal Referee - Astrophysical Journal: 4 papers; Book entitled Cosmic Winds and the Heliosphere: 1 chapter
1993	Scientific Journal Referee - Astrophysical Journal: 1 paper
	NASA/IUE Review Panel - Panel B1: Cool Stars
1992	NASA/EUVE Review Panel (Cycle 1) - Panel 3: White Dwarfs
	NASA/IUE Review Panel - Panel B1: Cool Stars
1991	Scientific Journal Referee - Astrophysical Journal: 1 paper
1987	Swain Fellowship, Indiana University
	NASA Graduate Travel Award for the Fifth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar & Systems, and the Sun
	Distinguished Alumni Award - John F. Kennedy High School, Taylor, Michigan
	Indiana University Associate Instructor Teaching Award Nomination
1985	Studentship Award - Solar Physics Division (AAS)

Computer Experience:

Unix	Twelve years experience on DECstations, SUNs (Sparcstations and UltraStations), AlphaStations, and various mainframes
VAX/VMS	System Manager of VAXstation 3100 for eight years, nine additional years experience on various mainframes
Fortran	Twenty-two years experience; have operated large radiative transfer codes: PANDORA & ATLAS; some experience with MULTI, TLUSTY, & CLOUDY
C	Eight years experience on both mainframes and PCs (some knowledge of C++)
IDL	Fourteen years experience - presently used in all of my data analysis and graphic packages
DI-3000	Three years experience - graphics package used during my graduate career
IRAF & AIPS	Some experience (approximately three years)
TCP/IP	Some experience (approximately six years)
PC & Mac	Fifteen years experience

Student Theses Committees and Research Advising:

Summer 2003	Ms. Twyla Smith	Fluorescent Clues to the Atmopsheric Structure of AGB Stars	East Tenn. State Univ.	Astronomy - SARA/REU Summer Student
Fall 2001	Ms. Rachel Dunn	Stellar Evolution of Massive Stars from Birth to Black Holes	East Tenn. State Univ.	Astronomy - Independent Study
Spring 2000	Mr. Scott Lavoie	Planetary Atmosphere Evolution	East Tenn. State Univ.	Astronomy - Independent Study
Spring 2000	Mr. Jason Osborne	Techniques to Numerically Solve Differential Equations	East Tenn. State Univ.	Math/Astronomy - Independent Study
Fall 1999	Mr. Brian Heaton	The Einstein-Pedosky-Rosen Paradox in Relation to Bell's Theorem	East Tenn. State Univ.	Math/Quantum Mechanics - Committee Member of M.A. Thesis
Spring 1999	Ms. Leslie Rollins	Southern Exposure: The Southern Black Press and the Italo-Ethiopian War	East Tenn. State Univ.	History - External Committee Member of M.A. Thesis
Summer 1998	Mr. Robert Piontek	Effective Temperature and Surface Gravity of Mira Variables as a Function of Phase	U. of Michigan-Dearborn (work performed at East Tenn. State Univ.)	Astronomy - SARA/REU Summer Student
Fall 1997	Mr. William Galliher	On the Oscillation of Solutions of the Lienard Equation	East Tenn. State Univ.	Math/Differential Eqns. - M.A. Thesis Committee Member
Summer 1997	Ms. Susan Mahar	The UV Spectra of Mira Variables: A View with HST	East Tenn. State Univ.	Astronomy - HST grant RA
Year 1992/93	Mr. Ralph Haefner	NLTE Synthetic Spectra of Cepheid Variables	Iowa State Univ.	Physics/Astrophysics - M.S. Thesis Co-advisor
Year 1991/93	Mr. Ben Dehner	NLTE Synthetic Spectra of White Dwarf Stars	Iowa State Univ.	Physics/Astrophysics - M.S. Thesis Co-advisor

Affiliations:

• The American Astronomical Society (AAS)
• The Solar Physics Division of the AAS

References:

Dr. Michael W. Castelaz	Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, 1 PARI Drive, Rosman, NC 28772, 828-862-5554, 828-862-5877 (FAX), mcastelaz@pari.edu
Dr. Robert B. Gardner	Department of Mathematics, East Tennessee State University, Box 70663, Johnson City, TN 37614, 423-439-6977, 423-439-8361 (FAX), gardnerr@etsu.edu
Dr. Beverly Smith	Department of Physics & Astronomy, East Tennessee State University, Box 70652, Johnson City, TN 37614, 423-439-8418, 423-439-6905 (FAX), beverly@panda.etsu.edu
Dr. Hollis R. Johnson	Astronomy Department, Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405, 812-855-6915, 812-855-6613 (FAX), johnsonh@indiana.edu
Dr. Eugene H. Avrett	Center for Astrophysics, 60 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138, 617-495-7423, 617-495-7105 (FAX), eavrett@cfa.harvard.edu
Dr. Lee Anne Willson	Physics & Astronomy Department, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011, 515-294-6765, 515-294-6027 (FAX), lwillson@iastate.edu
Dr. George H. Bowen	Physics & Astronomy Department, Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011, 515-294-7659, 515-294-6027 (FAX), ghbowen@iastate.edu

PUBLICATIONS of
Donald G. Luttermoser

Refereed Publications:

• Smith, B.J., Leisawitz, D., Castelaz, M.W., & Luttermoser, D.G. 2002, Infrared Light Curves of Mira Variable Stars from COBE/DIRBE Data, Astronomical Journal, 123, 948.
• Castelaz, M.W., Luttermoser, D.G., Caton, D.B., & Piontek, R.A. 2000, Phase Dependent Spectroscopy of Mira Variable Stars, Astronomical Journal, 120, 2627.
• Castelaz, M.W., Luttermoser, D.G., & Piontek, R.A. 2000, Vanadium Oxide in the Spectra of Mira Variables, Astrophysical Journal, 538, 341.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 2000, The Atmosphere of Mira Variables: A View with the Hubble Space Telescope, Astrophysical Journal, 536, 923.
• Castelaz, M.W., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1997, Spectroscopy of Mira Variables at Different Phases, Astronomical Journal, 114, 1584.
• Johnson, H.R., Ensman, L.M., Alexander, D.R., Avrett, E.H., Brown, A., Carpenter, K.G., Eriksson, K., Gustafsson, B., Jorgensen, U.G., Judge, P.G., Linsky, J.L., Luttermoser, D.G., Querci, F., Querci, M., Robinson, R.D., and Wing, R.F. 1995, Outer Layers of a Carbon Star: The View from the Hubble Space Telescope, Astrophysical Journal, 443, 281.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Johnson, H.R., and Eaton, J.A. 1994, The Chromospheric Structure of the Cool Giant Star g~Herculis, Astrophysical Journal, 422, 351.
• Judge, P.G., Luttermoser, D.G., Neff, D.H., Cuntz, M., Stencel, R.E. 1993, Line Profile Variations in M Giants: Clues to Mass Loss and Chromospheric Heating Mechanisms, Astronomical Journal, 105, 1973.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Johnson, H.R. 1992, Ionization and Excitation in Cool Giant Stars: I. Hydrogen and Helium, Astrophysical Journal, 388, 579.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Brown, A. 1992, A VLA 3.6 cm Survey of N-type Carbon Stars, Astrophysical Journal, 384, 634.
• Cuntz, M., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1990, Stochastic Waves as a Candidate Mechanism for the Formation of the He I 10830 Line in Cool Giant Stars, Astrophysical Journal Letters, 353, L39.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Johnson, H.R., Avrett, E.H., and Loeser, R. 1989, Chromospheric Structure of Cool Carbon Stars, Astrophysical Journal, 345, 543.
• Johnson, H.R., Luttermoser, D.G., and Faulkner, D.R. 1988, The Violet and Ultraviolet Opacity Problem for Carbon Stars, Astrophysical Journal, 332, 421.
• Johnson, H.R., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1987, Ultraviolet Spectra and Chromospheres of Cool Carbon Stars, Astrophysical Journal, 314, 329.
• Johnson, H.R., Alexander, D.R., Bower, C.R., Lemke, D.A., Luttermoser, D.G., Petrakis, J.P., Reinhart, M.D., Welch, K.A., and Goebel, J.H. 1985, Hydrogen Deficient Atmospheres for Cool Carbon Stars, Astrophysical Journal, 292, 228.

Papers in Conference Proceedings:

• Luttermoser, D.G., & Castelaz, M.W. 2002, FUSE Observations of a Mira Variable Star, in Twelfth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. T. Ayres & A. Brown, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, (in print).
• Smith, B.J., Castelaz, M.W., & Luttermoser, D.G. 2001, COBE DIRBE Infrared Light Curves of Mira Variables, in Galactic Structure, Stars, and the Interstellar Medium, ed. Bicay, M.D., Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 231, p. 556.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 2000, The Chromospheres of Carbon Stars, in IAU Symposium #177: The Carbon Star Phenomenon, ed. R.F. Wing, (Dordrecht: Kluwer Acad.\ Pub.), p. 105 -- (invited paper).
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Mahar, S. 1997, The UV Spectra of Mira Variables: A View from HST, in Tenth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. A.K. Dupree, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 154, CD-1613.
• Castelaz, M.W., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1998, Phase Dependent Spectroscopy of Mira Variables, in Tenth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. A.K. Dupree, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 154, CD-1586.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1996, Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Structure of AGB Stars, in Ninth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. R. Pallavicini & A.K. Dupree, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 109, 535.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Bowen, G.H., Willson, L.A., and Johnson, H.R. 1993, The Effects of Chromospheric and Shock Photons on Molecular and Atomic Opacities in Late-type Giants, in IAU Colloquium #146: Molecular Opacities in the Stellar Environment, ed. P. Thejll & U.G. Jorgensen, (Copenhagen: Neils Bohr Institute), 74.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Bowen, G.H., and Willson, L.A. 1993, NLTE Synthetic Spectra of the Mira-type Variable Stars, in IAU Colloquium #139: New Perspectives on Stellar Pulsation and Pulsating Variable Stars, ed. J.M. Nemec & J.M. Matthews, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 207.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1992, Comments on the Use of PANDORA, in Seventh Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. M.S. Giampapa and J.A. Bookbinder, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 26, 506 - invited paper.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Bowen, G.H. 1992, NLTE Synthetic Spectra of the Mira-type Variable S Car, in Seventh Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. M.S. Giampapa and J.A. Bookbinder, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 26, 558.
• Linsky, J.L., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1991, Peeking through the Picket Fence: What Astrophysical Surprises may be Present in the 100-1200 Angstrom Region?, in Advances in Space Research, Vol. 11, No. 11, p.(11)5.
• Johnson, H.R., J\o rgensen, U.G., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1991, Chromospheres of Cool Non-Mira Giant Stars, in Mechanisms of Chromospheric and Coronal Heating, ed. P. Ulmschneider, E. Priest, and R. Rosner (Berlin: Springer-Verlag), 200.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Bowen, G.H. 1990, Radiative Transfer in the Dynamic Atmospheres of Long Period Variables, in Sixth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. G. Wallerstein, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 9, 491.
• Cuntz, M., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1990, The He I 10830 Line in Arcturus Produced by Stochastic Shocks, in Sixth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. G. Wallerstein, Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series, 9, 142.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Johnson, H.R. 1989, The Violet Flux Falloff of Cool Carbon Stars, in IAU Colloquium #106 Proceedings: The Evolution of Peculiar Red Giant Stars, ed. H.R. Johnson and B.M. Zuckerman (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge), 366.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Johnson, H.R., and Avrett, E.H. 1988, Line Formation in Cool Carbon Star Chromospheres, in A Decade of UV Astronomy with the IUE Satellite, ed. E.J. Rolfe, ESA SP-281, 327.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Johnson, H.R., Avrett, E.H., and Loeser, R. 1987, Synthetic Spectra for the N-type Carbon Star TX Psc, in Fifth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. J.L. Linsky and R.E. Stencel (Springer-Verlag: New York), 167.
• Johnson, H.R., Luttermoser, D.G., Baumert, J.H., Querci, F., and Querci, M. 1986, Ultraviolet Spectra of the N-type Carbon Star TX Piscium, in New Insights in Astrophysics: Eight Years of UV Astronomy with IUE, ed. E.J. Rolfe, ESA SP-263, 149.
• Johnson, H.R., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1985, C II Lines in the Ultraviolet Spectra of Cool Carbon Stars, in Fourth Cambridge Workshop on Cool Stars, Stellar Systems, and the Sun, ed. M. Zeilik and D.M. Gibson (Springer-Verlag: New York), 457.

Abstracts:

• Luttermoser, D.G. & Castelaz, M.W. 2003, Mira Variable Stars in the Far-UV: Results from FUSE, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 35, 763.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1999, Undergraduate Astronomy Laboratory Software: Planetary Atmosphere Evolution, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 31, 1529.
• Piontek, R.A. & Luttermoser, D.G. 1999, Effective Temperature and Surface Gravity of Mira Variables, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 31, 1238.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1999, A HST/STIS Ultraviolet Spectral Atlas of a Mira Variable Star, Bulletin of} \underline{the American Astronomical Society, 31, 929.
• Castelaz, M.W., Luttermoser, D.G., & Piontek, R.A. 1999, Vanadium Oxide in the Spectra of Mira Variables, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 31, 929.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Mahar, S. 1997, High-Dispersion UV Spectroscopy of Mira Variables with HST/GHRS, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 29, 806.
• Bales, M., Castelaz, M.W., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1997, The Development of a Low Resolution Grating Spectrophotometer, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 29, 789.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1995, Fluorescent Clues to the Atmospheric Structure of AGB Stars, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 26, 1381.
• Ensman, L.M., Johnson, H.R., Carpenter, K.G., Robinson, R.D., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1994, HST Observations of the Chromosphere of a Carbon Star}, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 26, 863.
• Haefner, R., Bowen, G.H., Willson, L.A., and Luttermoser, D.G. 1994, Synthetic Spectra for Dynamical Models of Cepheid Atmospheres, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 26, 949.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Bowen, G.H., and Willson, L.A. 1994, Animated NLTE Synthetic Spectra of Mira-type Variable Stars, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 25, 1459.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Bowen, G.H. 1992, NLTE Synthetic Spectra of the Mira-type Variable S Car, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 23, 1381.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Bowen, G.H., Willson, L.A., and Brugel, E.W. 1990, Synthetic Mg II h and k Line Profiles of Mira-type Variables, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 21, 1117.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Johnson, H.R. 1989, NLTE Ionization Equilibrium in Cool Carbon Stars, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 21, 745.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Bowen, G.H., Willson, L.A., Avrett, E.H., and Johnson, H.R. 1989, A New Collaboration in Modelling the Atmospheres of Mira-type Variables, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 20, 996.
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1988, The Chromospheric Structure of Cool Carbon Stars, Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 100, 1587.
• Luttermoser, D.G., Johnson, H.R., Avrett, E.H., and Loeser, R. 1988, Non-LTE Synthetic Spectrum Calculations for the N-type Carbon Star TX Psc, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 19, 1134.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Johnson, H.R. 1986, Chromospheric Emission and Structure of Cool Carbon Stars, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 18, 649.
• Luttermoser, D.G., and Jones, H.P. 1985, Full Disk Continuum Photometry with the NSO/Tucson Vacuum Telescope, Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 17, 639.

Other Publications:

• Luttermoser, D.G., Smith, B.J., & Castelaz, M.W. 2002, ASTR-1010: Astronomy I Laboratory Manual, (ETSU University Press).
• Luttermoser, D.G., Smith, B.J., & Castelaz, M.W. 2002, ASTR-1020: Astronomy II Laboratory Manual, (ETSU University Press).
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1988, Astronomy A100: The Solar System - Independent Study Learning Guide, ed. E. Smith, (Indiana University Publications: Bloomington, IN).
• Luttermoser, D.G. 1987, Astronomy A105: Stellar Astronomy - Independent Study Learning Guide, ed. J.P. Wang, (Indiana University Publications: Bloomington, IN).