Nutation Research Articles

The nutation constant from circumpolar observations

The nutation constant from circumpolar observations

The Constant of Nutation

The Constant of Nutation

A New Determination of the Constant of Nutation

A New Determination of the Constant of Nutation

Nutation in Bidens and Other Genera

Nutation in Bidens and Other Genera

Erratum [On a new determination of the constant of nutation

Erratum [On a new determination of the constant of nutation

On a new determination of the constant of nutation

On a new determination of the constant of nutation

Observations on the Nutation of Sunflowers

Observations on the Nutation of Sunflowers

IX.—On the Deflection of the Plummet due to Solar and Lunar Attraction.

As the means for making observations on the heavenly bodies become more and more exact, astronomers are compelled to introduce new refinements into their calculations; new inequalities are discovered, and the computation of those whose sources are already known has to be carried to a greater number of approximative steps.Discussions on the amount of solar parallax, of aberration and of nutation, are now carried on to the third and fourth decimal fraction of a second; with such a refinement of computation, it seems almost impossible to proceed too far in the refinement of theoretical deductions, and on that account, it may not be inopportune to discuss the influence which the sun's and moon's attraction exert upon the direction of the plumb-line.

On the Values of the Constants of Nutation and Aberration, and of the Parallax of Draconis, as Deduced from the Observations made with the Twenty-five Foot Zenith Tube, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich

On the Values of the Constants of Nutation and Aberration, and of the Parallax of Draconis, as Deduced from the Observations made with the Twenty-five Foot Zenith Tube, at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich

I. On the Constant of Lunar Nutation, as given by the Circle Observations of Mr. Pond, from 1812 to 1835

I. On the Constant of Lunar Nutation, as given by the Circle Observations of Mr. Pond, from 1812 to 1835

The superintendence of the determination of the constant of lunar Nutation undertaken by Dr. Robinson. #100 appropriated for this purpose by the British Association

The superintendence of the determination of the constant of lunar Nutation undertaken by Dr. Robinson. #100 appropriated for this purpose by the British Association

LXXV. On the new tables of aberration, nutation and precession

LXXV. <i>On the new tables of aberration, nutation and precession</i>