...the apparent place of the star may be determined when it is not convenient to compute these numbers. The following is an example of the reduction of a star to apparent place by the independent star-numbers: — Computation of the apparent place of" lioolisfor 1888, July %,for tlte...

...the apparent place of the star may be determined when it is not convenient to compute these numbers. The following is an example of the reduction of a star to apparent place by the independent star-numbers: — Computation of the apparent place of 4.1 Libra for tSyo, March to, for...

...sidereal time for which any set of quantities is given can be found by interpolation from these numbers. The following is an example of the reduction of a...Besselian star-numbers : — Computation of the apparent place, of v Aquarii for iScq, August /7, for the upper transit at Washington. (Page 283) Mean Place,...

...gives the fraction of a year, counted from the beginning of the Besselian fictitious year to each date. The following is an example of the reduction of a star to apparent place by the independent star-numbers: — Computation of the apparent place of w Aquarii for icoi, August /7, for...

...accuracy is desired the logarithms of A, C, and D are sometunes needed to five places of decimals. Along with the solar day, the first column contains...of the reduction of a star to apparent place by the Bessehan star-numbers: Computation of the apparent place of 2 Aquilx, July 2, 1917, for the upper transit...

...quantities is given can be found by interpolation from these numbers. The following is an example ol the reduction of a star to apparent place by the Besselian star-numbers: — Computation of the apparent place of a Hydra for 1891, Feb. 14, for the upper transit at Washington. 9 22 14.632 (Star-Catalogue)...