| William Chauvenet - 1864 - 720 pages
...error. It is another characteristic feature of modern spherical astronomy, that the final formulae furnished to the practical computer are so presented...results, in a great measure, from the consideration of Hie general spherical triangle, or that in which the six parts of the triangle are not subjected to... | |
| William Chauvenet - Astronomical instruments - 1874 - 724 pages
...of these series being neglected as can be shown to be insensible in the cases to which the formula? are to be applied. A.nd it is an essential condition...less than 180°, but may have any values less than 300°, all ambiguity as to their species being removed by determining them, when necessary, by two... | |
| Calvin Cutter - 1874 - 226 pages
...unrivaled Bessel. It is another characteristic feature of modern spherical astronomy that the final formula furnished to the practical computer are so presented as seldom to require accompanying precepts to distinguish the spheres of the unknown arcs and angles. Chauvenefs Geometry. A Treatise... | |
| United States. Office of Education - Digital images - 1890 - 958 pages
...Astronomy are the first American works to introduce the consideration of the general spherical triangle, in which the six parts of the triangle are not subjected...than 180°, but may have any values less than 360°. This feature is mainly due to Gauss. The methods of investigation followed in these two books are chiefly... | |
| Florian Cajori - Mathematics - 1890 - 412 pages
...Astronomy are the first American works to introduce the consideration of the general spherical triangle, in which the six parts of the triangle are not subjected...than 180°, but may have any values less than 360°. This feature is mainly due to Gauss. The methods of investigation followed in these two books are chiefly... | |
| Florian Cajori - Mathematics - 1890 - 414 pages
...Astronomy are the first American works to introduce the consideration of the general spherical triangle, in which the six parts of the triangle are not subjected...less than 180°, but may have any values less than 36(P. This feature is mainly due to Gauss. The methods of investigation followed in these two books... | |
| William Chauvenet - Astronomical instruments - 1891 - 714 pages
...error. It is another characteristic feature of modern spherical astronomy, that the final formulae furnished to the practical computer are so presented...six parts of the triangle are not subjected to the 3 condition that they shall each be less than 180°, but may have any values less than 360°, all ambiguity... | |
| Education - 1888 - 1078 pages
...Astronomy are the first American works to introduce the consideration of the general spherical triangle, in which the six parts of the triangle are not subjected...than 180°, but may have any values less than 360°. This feature is mainly due to Gauss. The methods of investigation fallowed in these two books are chiefly... | |
| Benjamin Franklin Finkel - Mathematicians - 1894 - 908 pages
...Trigonometry and Astronomy are the first American: works to introduce the consideration of ///<• general spherical triangle, or that in which the six...than 180°, but may have any values less than 360°. Also, all ambiguity as to the species of the six parts of the triangle is removed by determining the... | |
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