The calculation of the optical surfaces tilts having the constant index of the refraction coefficient in the free atmosphere when treating the observations by the equal altitudes method.

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Earth Atmosphere: Refraction, Earth Atmosphere: Methods Of Reduction

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The author presents the common way of calculating the anomalous
refraction vertical component when treating the observations by the
equal-altitudes method, considering the very part of the component which
is caused by the slope of equal density layers in the atmosphere to the
level surface of the gravity.

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