a developer and repairer of electrical devices, he helps maintain the Moriyama Observatory . || |-id=636 | 11636 Pezinok || || Pezinok, a small town near Bratislava. || |-id=637 | 11637 Yangjiachi || || Yang Jiachi (1919–2016), an expert in automatic control and space technology, devoted himself to the development of artificial earth satellites in China. || |-id=652 | 11652 Johnbrownlee || || John W. Brownlee (born 1973) was the system administrator, principal programmer and an observer on the Catalina Sky Survey team during 1998–2000.Src || |-id=656 | 11656 Lipno || || The Lipno dam in South Bohemia, Czech Republic. It was built on the Vltava river in 1959 as the largest Czechoslovak dam. It is important for the water supply, as a source of power and also as a well-known South Bohemian holiday area. || |-id=657 | 11657 Antonhajduk || || Anton Hajduk (born 1933) is a professor of astronomy at the Slovak Academy of Sciences. His research centers on the structure of meteor streams and radio studies of meteor head echoes and the secondary ozone layer. || |-id=664 | 11664 Kashiwagi || || Shuji Kashiwagi (born 1952) is a junior high school teacher and associate president of the Astronomical Society of Oita. || |-id=665 | 11665 Dirichlet || || Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet (1805–1859) was the successor of Gauss and the predecessor of Riemann at Göttingen. He made important contributions in both pure and applied mathematics and gave the first rigorous proof of the convergence of Fourier series. || |-id=666 | 11666 Bracker || || Steve Bracker (born 1942) is a renaissance man – particle physicist, harpsichordist, astronomer, naturalist and software guru. The very first programmer with the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile, he continued his involvement in astronomy with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. || |-id=667 | 11667 Testa || || Augusto Testa (born 1950), Italian amateur astronomer and discoverer of minor planets at the Sormano Astronomical Observatory in northern Italy. Over the past few years he has developed a lot of software dedicated to the observation of minor planets, and these are widely used by the Italian community of astrometric observers. || |-id=668 | 11668 Balios || || Balius (in Latin: Balios) was one of the two immortal horses of the Greek hero Achilles who took them to draw his chariot during the Trojan War. || |-id=669 | 11669 Pascalscholl || || Pascal Scholl (born