An explanation of the principal cause of the large errors at present existing between the positions of the Moon deduced from Hansen's tables and from observation; and the cause of an apparent increase in the secular acceleration in the Moon's mean motion r

Details An explanation of the principal cause of the large errors at present existing between the positions of the Moon deduced from Hansen's tables and from observation; and the cause of an apparent increase in the secular acceleration in the Moon's mean motion r An explanation of the principal cause of the large errors at present existing between the positions of the Moon deduced from Hansen's tables and from observation; and the cause of an apparent increase in the secular acceleration in the Moon's mean motion r

Jun 1883

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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 43, p.397

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