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Side 45
... station above its middle point . 51. Let t be the thickness or depth ; h the height of the particle from the nearer surface , c the radius , r the radius of any intermediate elementary annulus of the attracting mass , z its depth . The ...
... station above its middle point . 51. Let t be the thickness or depth ; h the height of the particle from the nearer surface , c the radius , r the radius of any intermediate elementary annulus of the attracting mass , z its depth . The ...
Side 46
... station from the furthest limit of the plain . 53. Ex . Suppose the height of the station above the middle of the mass below , that is , h + t , is a mile and c 10 miles . Then the second term within the brackets is less than 0.05 , and ...
... station from the furthest limit of the plain . 53. Ex . Suppose the height of the station above the middle of the mass below , that is , h + t , is a mile and c 10 miles . Then the second term within the brackets is less than 0.05 , and ...
Side 48
... station . It is about 5 " ; so considerable as ma- terially to affect the Survey operations , and to have rendered it necessary to abandon that place as a principal station . In cases where the attracting mass is near , it is necessary ...
... station . It is about 5 " ; so considerable as ma- terially to affect the Survey operations , and to have rendered it necessary to abandon that place as a principal station . In cases where the attracting mass is near , it is necessary ...
Side 49
... station , shall be exactly proportional to the mean heights of the masses , be they far or near . 58. Suppose a number of great circles to be drawn from the station in question to the antipodes , making any angle ß , each with the next ...
... station , shall be exactly proportional to the mean heights of the masses , be they far or near . 58. Suppose a number of great circles to be drawn from the station in question to the antipodes , making any angle ß , each with the next ...
Side 50
... station of this compartment ; h the height of ar distance along the surface of an of the mass ; a the radius of the - log It is evident thatch the plane of @ makes with the plane and partly above th depth is not so great comparison with ...
... station of this compartment ; h the height of ar distance along the surface of an of the mass ; a the radius of the - log It is evident thatch the plane of @ makes with the plane and partly above th depth is not so great comparison with ...
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A Treatise on Attractions: Laplace's Functions, and the Figure of the Earth John Henry Pratt Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1860 |
A Treatise on Attractions: Laplace's Functions, and the Figure of the Earth John Henry Pratt Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1860 |
A Treatise on Attractions, Laplace's Functions, and the Figure of the Earth John Henry Pratt Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1861 |
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