Philosophical MagazineTaylor & Francis, 1807 - Physics |
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Page 78
... give them by transmission , when exposed to the light in any of the three ways that have now been pointed out . When these are added to the former , it will be allowed that we have an extensive variety of ar- rangements for every ...
... give them by transmission , when exposed to the light in any of the three ways that have now been pointed out . When these are added to the former , it will be allowed that we have an extensive variety of ar- rangements for every ...
Page 85
... give smaller rings than those of a longer ; but sir Isaac Newton having already treated on this part of the subject at large , it will not be necessary to enter further into it . I should however remark , that when two curves are con ...
... give smaller rings than those of a longer ; but sir Isaac Newton having already treated on this part of the subject at large , it will not be necessary to enter further into it . I should however remark , that when two curves are con ...
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... give the value of M m with the utmost accuracy . Now as in the transit of Mercury D must be very small , the angle OD may be safely supposed = MOD , and there- fore u Mp MOD ; whence we have this rule for finding the effect of parallax ...
... give the value of M m with the utmost accuracy . Now as in the transit of Mercury D must be very small , the angle OD may be safely supposed = MOD , and there- fore u Mp MOD ; whence we have this rule for finding the effect of parallax ...
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