as that incurred without a change of refrangibility when we pass from the principal direction to that corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. That the resolving-power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material is proportional... Scientific Papers - Page 430by John William Strutt Baron Rayleigh - 1899Full view - About this book
| 1880 - 820 pages
...region the former will be more powerful in the red and the latter in the green. That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material...number, angles, or setting of the prisms, is a most important—perhaps the most important—proposition in connection wiih this subject. Hitherto, in... | |
| James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas - 1880 - 442 pages
...region, the former will be more powerful in the red and the latter in the green. That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material...number, angles, or setting of the prisms, is a most important—perhaps the most important—proposition in connexion with this subject. Hitherto, in descriptions... | |
| Robert Williams Wood - 1905 - 596 pages
...indices and p + 5/1, it is necessary that t should exceed the value given by the following equation : a change of refrangibility when we pass from the principal...corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material is proportional to the total... | |
| Robert Williams Wood - 1905 - 588 pages
...fj. and jit + 6/i, it is necessary that / should exceed the value given by the following equation : a change of refrangibility when we pass from the principal...corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material is proportional to the total... | |
| Robert Williams Wood - 1911 - 1120 pages
...retardation of the extreme rays due to the change of refrangibility is the same, namely one wavelength, as that incurred without a change of refrangibility...corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. out regard to the number of angles, or setting of the prisms, is a most important, perhaps the most... | |
| Robert Williams Wood - 1911 - 764 pages
...retardation of the extreme rays due to the change of refrangibility is the same, namely one wavelength, as that incurred without a change of refrangibility...corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. out regard to the number of angles, or setting of the prisms, is a most important, perhaps the most... | |
| Robert Williams Wood - 1914 - 766 pages
...retardation of the extreme rays due to the change of refrangibility is the same, namely one wavelength, as that incurred without a change of refrangibility...corresponding to the first minimum of illumination. out regard to the number of angles, or setting of the prisms, is a most important, perhaps the most... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1921 - 838 pages
...the effective thickness of the material traversed by the extreme ray. “ That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material...total thickness used, without regard to the number of angles or setting of the prisms, is a most important, perhaps the most important. proposition in... | |
| Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1921 - 568 pages
...to the effective thickness of the material traversed by the extreme ray. " That the resolving power of a prismatic spectroscope of given dispersive material...total thickness used, without regard to the number of angles or setting of the prisms, is a most important, perhaps the most important, proposition in... | |
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