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ASTRONOMIE
PHYSIQUE.
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|| Noble, W. On thespectrum of tkeeclipsedMoon.
Londres, MNt, XXXVIII, 1878, 34.
Spectrum of tlie eclipsed Moon.
Greenwich observations, 1878, 33 ,
Vogel, H. W. Spectralanalyse.
Muspratt, Theoretische, praktische und analytischeChemie, 4 0 , Braunschweig, 1878 ; VI, ii.-m. Lief.
Il Draper, H. On the coincidence of the brightUnes of the oxygen spectrum with bright Unes in thesolar spectrum.
Londres, MNt, XXXIX, 1879, 440. — Nat, XIX,1879, 35 e. — AJS„ XVIII, 1879, 262.
|| Draper J. C. On the dark Unes of oxygen inthe solar spectrum on the less refrangible side of G.
AJS,, XVII, 1879, 448. = Obs, II, 1879, 232 .
*** Oxygen in the Sun.
The photographie News, XXIII, 187g, 291.
D’après le Times.
Hasselberg. XJeber die Spectra der Cometen undihre Begiehung gu denjenigen gewisser Kohlenverbin-dungen.
Pétersbourg, Mem, XXVIII, 1800, n° 2.=PaIerme,Spt, X, 1881, i 3 . — Bbl, V, 1881, 191.
Konkoly. Mesure du spectre des étoiles fixes, etméthode pour observer ces spectres. (En magyar.)
Budapest, ÉaM, VII, 1880, n° 2.
|| Spée. Sur la raie de l’helium.
Bruxelles, Bu!„ XLIX, 1880, 379. — Rome, Bul,XIX, 1880, 5 o...== Bruxelles, BuI s ,XLIX, 1880, 3 n.— Sir, XIII, 1880, 220.
Fievez. Sur l'élargissement des raies de l'hy-drogène.
Paris, Crh, XCII, 1881, 521.
Lockyer. Sur les raies spectrales du fer dans leSoleil.
Paris, Crh, XCII, 1881, 904. — Der Naturforscher[Berlin], XIV, 1881, 217.
§ 39 .
RAIES ATMOSPHÉRIQUES.
(Col. 829 ).
Lockyer. Absorption ai the limb [of the Sun],Lockyer, J. N., Contrib. to solar physics, 1874;p. 5 74 .
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INFLUENCE DU MOUVEMENT DE LA SOURCELUMINEUSE SUR LE SPECTRE.
|| Huggins. Further observations on the spectraof some of the stars and nebulae with an attempt todétermine therefrom whether these bodies are movingtowards or front the Earth ; also observations on thespectra of the Sun and of cornet II. 1868.
Londres, PTr, 1868, 52 g. — Roscoe. H. E., Spec-trum analysis, 3 rd ed., 8', London, 1873 ; p. 374. =Londres, Pro, XVI, 1868, 382. — PMg,, XXXVI,1868, 56 , 240. — AdC 4 , XV, 1868, 495. — Leipzig,Vjh, IV, 1869, 116.
Pariset. Sur le moyen de déterminer approxima-tivement la vitesse de translation du Soleil.
Pariset, G. H., Essai sur la nature des orbites descomètes, 8°, Paris, 1867; p. 29.
Huggins. On the spectrum of the great nebulae inOrion, and on the motions of some stars towards orfrom the Earth.
Roscoe, H. E., Spectrum analysis, 3 rd ed., 8°,London, 1873 ; p. 413.
Lockyer. Changes of wave-length.
Lockyer, J.N., Contrib. to solar physics, 1874; p. 58 g.
Flammarion. Calcul de la vitesse de la lumièredans les corps en mouvement.
Flammarion, Etudes et lectures, VI, 1875,77.
’** Le mouvement des étoiles et le déplacement desraies de leur spectre.
Rsc, XI, 1876, 258 .
Il Abney. On a method of showing the Sunsrotation by spectrum photography.
The photographie News, XXI, 1877, 404.— BritishJournal of photography, XXIV, 1877,405.
**’ Collected résulté for motions of stars and ofthe Moon in the line of sight. from spectroscopicobservations made at the Royal Observatory, Green-wich, in iheyears 1878 and 1879.
Greenwich observations, 1878; 1879.
Measures of displacement of Unes in thespectra of stars, as compared with those of terrestnaléléments, and concluded motions in the line of sight,from observations at the Royal Observatory, Green-wich, in theyears 1878 and 1879.
Greenwich observations, 1878 ; 1879.
Maxwell. On a possible mode ofdetecting a motion ofthe solar System through the lumintferous
Londres, Pro, XXX, 1880, 108.
Stone, E. G On a method of destroying theeffects of slight errors of adjustment in experimentsof changes of refrangibility due to relative motions’ the line, of sirrht.
Londres, Pro, XXXI, 1881, 38 i.
Backhouse. The motion of the stars in the Une°f sight as an indication of their distance.
ARr, XIX, 1881, 91.
§ 42 .
OUTILLAGE SPECTROSCOPIQUE.
(Col. 833 ).
*'* Micrometric measures oflines in the spectra ofthe Sun and several principal stars, made in i 863 .Greenwich observations, 1864.
(Col. 836 ),
U , D. Nouveau spectromètre de M. Zantedeschi.La Lumière, revue de la photographie [Paris],VI, i 856 , 198. *