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PHYSIQUE.
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Roscoe. Explanation of kngstrom and Thalen’stables.
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*** A tient theory of the solar spectrum.
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§ 37.
SPECTRE DES TACHES ET DES ENVELOPPESDU SOLEIL.
(Col. 810).
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|| Lockyer. Spectroscopic observations of theSun. Ni 4.
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|| Lockyer.Sun. N“ 5.
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Il Lockyer. Spectroscopic observations of theSun. No 6. F
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