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THEORIE DES MAREES.
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Junge. Ueber Ebbe und Fluth.
Unt, III, 1849 ; 178, ig3, 204.
Expose élémentaire de la théorie.
Galbraith, W. On the tides.
EnJ,, XLVIII, i85o, 7, 23g.
Whewell. On our ignorance 0/ the tides.
British Assoc, Rep, i85i, 27.
Littrow, K. L. von. Ueber das allgemeincNiveau der Meere.
Vienne, Stz, XI, 1854,735.—AdM,XXII, 1824,436.
Schrôder. Ueber die Ursache von Ebbe und Flutund einige bisher nicht beachtete wahrscheinlicheWirkungen derselben Ursache.
Mannheim, Jhb, XXI, 1855, 19.
Ferrel. The problem of the tides with regardto oscillations of the second leind.
AJ1, IV, i85G, 173.
Bond, G. P. Effect of the Moon’s attraction.
Boston, Pro, III, 1827, 194.
Schwabe. Ueber Ebbe und Fluth im Innern derErde.
Dessau, Vhd, XX 1861, 23.
Sang. On the deflection of the plummet due tosolar and lunar attraction.
Edimbourg, Tra, XXIII, 1864,89.
Chase. On tides of rotation.
Philadelphie, JFI 3 , XLVII, 1864, 208...
Chase. Aerial tides.
AJS„ XXXVIII, 1864,226.== Londres, Pro, XIII,
1864, 829. — PMg 4 , XXVIII, 1864, i 5 4 .
Carrick. On the wave of high water, with hintstowards a new theory of the tides.
Manchester, Mem, XXII, i865,3o6.= Berlin, FdP,
1865, 667.
Chase. Height of the tides, as connected withatmosphericalphenomena, and the diurnal and annualmotions of the Earth.
Philadelphie, Pro, IX, i865, 291, 345.
Chase. [Effets de l’action de la Lune sur l'atmo-sphère'] .
Philadelphie, Pro, IX, i865, 3g5.
Chase. On the daily aerial tides attributable tothe lunar and solar attraction and variations in tem-pérature.
Philadelphie, Pro, IX, 1865, 405.
Airy. On the supposed possible effect of frictionin the tides , in influencing the apparent accélérationof the Moon’s mean motion in longitude.
Londres, MNt, XXVI, 1866, 221.
Heath, D. D. On the dynamical theory of deep-sea tides, and the effect of tidal friction.
PMg„ XXXIII, 1867, i65.
Heath, D. D. Note on the theory of tidal friction,
PMg„ XXXIII, 1867, 400.
Thomson. W. & Tait. Equilibrium theory ofthe tides corrected for extent of sea, attraction ofwater neglected.
Thomson & Tait, Treatise on natural philosorhy,8°, Oxford, 1867, p. 656.
Segnitz. Ueber die Gewichtsverminderung, wel-che ein Kôrper an der Oberflàche der Erde durch dieAnqiehungdes Mondes und der Sonne erfâhrt.
AdM, XLVIII, 1868, 210.
Neumayer. On the lunar atmospheric tide atMelbourne.
Londres, Pro, XV, 1869, 48a.
Oppolzer, von. Ueber Ebbe und Fluth.
Vienne, Sch, VIII, 1869, 13g. — Sir,IV, 1871,133...
RoumiantzofF. Sur la théorie des marées.
Paris, Crh, LXX, 1870, 1087. = Boston, Pro, VIII,i 8 7 3, 3o3.
Challis. A mathematical theory of tides.
PMg„ XXXIX, 1870, 18.
Abbott, T. K, Note on some propositions in thetheory ofthe tides.
PMg 4 , XXXIX, 1870, 49.
Garbett. Popular difficultés in tide-theory.
PMgj, XXXIV, 1870, 174. —EMc, X, 1870,624.
Challis. A new discussion of the mathematicaltheory of oceanic tides.
PMgj, XXXIX, 1870, 260, 435.
Ogilvy. A theory of the causes of the tides.
EMc, XI, 1870, i 3 4 .
Resal. Du mouvement d’un corps solide relie aun système matériel animé d’un mouvement relatifpar rapport à ce corps.
Paris, AEn !; I, 1872, u5,
Avec application aux oscillations de la mer et de l’at-mosphère.
Silbermann. Mémoire sur les lois des mareesatmosphériques et les conséquences qu'on peut en tirerau point de vue du système du monde.
Paris, Crh, LXXIV, 1872, 969.
Challis. On the mathematical theory of atmo-spheric tides.
PMg,, XLI1I, 1872, 24. = British Assoc, Rep,1871, II, 5i.
Chase. On the normal position of the tidal ellip-soid,
Philadelphie, Pro, XII, 1872, 123.
Keller, P. Suite piccole variaqione délia dire-qioni detla gravita prodotte dalle maree nettelocalità situate pressa a spiaggia del mare.
Rome, Att'„ XXVI, 1873, 375.