Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 68; Volumes 1907-1908Priestley and Weale, 1908 Includes lists of additions to the society's library, usually separately paged. |
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Page 33
... computed from the data given in the Con- naissance des Temps , based on Dr. Hermann Struve's elements , the eccentricity of the orbit being neglected . A discussion of these residuals gives the following differences from Dr. Hermann ...
... computed from the data given in the Con- naissance des Temps , based on Dr. Hermann Struve's elements , the eccentricity of the orbit being neglected . A discussion of these residuals gives the following differences from Dr. Hermann ...
Page 123
... computed the perturbations by Jupiter and Saturn only for the revolutions 1531 to 1607 , 1607 to 1682 , his value is obviously not to be relied on beyond the first decimal . Revolution 1378 to 1456 . Planet . Limits of น . San . A. dw ...
... computed the perturbations by Jupiter and Saturn only for the revolutions 1531 to 1607 , 1607 to 1682 , his value is obviously not to be relied on beyond the first decimal . Revolution 1378 to 1456 . Planet . Limits of น . San . A. dw ...
Page 149
... computed to o " 001 except those of a few long period terms in δω1 ; these exceptions are noted by a comma placed before the zero , which is set down as the last figure in order not to break the continuity of the representation . 2. The ...
... computed to o " 001 except those of a few long period terms in δω1 ; these exceptions are noted by a comma placed before the zero , which is set down as the last figure in order not to break the continuity of the representation . 2. The ...
Page 168
... computed . For the direct action this agreement was particularly useful , since my coefficients are obtained from formulæ and methods radically different from his , though reducible to them by algebraical processes . Two other ...
... computed . For the direct action this agreement was particularly useful , since my coefficients are obtained from formulæ and methods radically different from his , though reducible to them by algebraical processes . Two other ...
Page 169
... computed . In. order. to. examine. the. differences. E2. a. closer. inspection. is. necessary . On referring to Newcomb's tables for the variations of the elements ( p . 154 of his work ) , I find that under the argument 2D he has only the ...
... computed . In. order. to. examine. the. differences. E2. a. closer. inspection. is. necessary . On referring to Newcomb's tables for the variations of the elements ( p . 154 of his work ) , I find that under the argument 2D he has only the ...
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