Early Physics and Astronomy: A Historical IntroductionMacDonald and Janes, 1974 - 413 oldal |
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... mean motion . The term ( cm ) accounts for the first anomaly . It is called the equation of centre and is a function of one variable , the mean centrum Cm Am λ where λ is the longitude of the apogee . The double sign is necessary ...
... mean motion . The term ( cm ) accounts for the first anomaly . It is called the equation of centre and is a function of one variable , the mean centrum Cm Am λ where λ is the longitude of the apogee . The double sign is necessary ...
183. oldal
... mean motion and anomaly of the Sun by means of which Thabit was able to compare Hipparchos's equinoctial observations with those of his own time . Observations of Regulus ( a Leonis ) made by both Hipparchos and the Arabs proved that in ...
... mean motion and anomaly of the Sun by means of which Thabit was able to compare Hipparchos's equinoctial observations with those of his own time . Observations of Regulus ( a Leonis ) made by both Hipparchos and the Arabs proved that in ...
184. oldal
... means of observation generally implied the determination of small quantities . In this measure- ment , observational ... mean value of a periodically variable , annual rate , a mistake due to nothing more than observational error ...
... means of observation generally implied the determination of small quantities . In this measure- ment , observational ... mean value of a periodically variable , annual rate , a mistake due to nothing more than observational error ...
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