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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union, Volume 11 - Issue 2 - 1962

This volume was published under a former title. See this journal's title history.

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Solar Magnetic Fields

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Magnetic Fields in Prominences at the Limb
H. Zirin
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Part 5: Joint Discussions

C. Joint Discussion on the Demands Made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides
F. Arend, D. Brouwer, R. L. Duncombe, W. Fricke, W. Markowitz
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16 November 2021, p. 441
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The Demands made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides

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Report of the Proceedings
R. L. Duncombe, G. A. Wilkins
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16 November 2021, pp. 441-444
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The Computation of the Lunar Ephemeris, 1972-81
G. A. Wilkins
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16 November 2021, pp. 445-446
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Results to Date in the Numerical Development of Harmonic Series for the Co-ordinates of the Moon
W. J. Eckert, H. F. Smith, Jr.
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16 November 2021, pp. 447-449
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Outline of an Application of Von Zeipel’s Method to the Lunar Theory
Dirk Brouwer
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16 November 2021, pp. 449-451
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Present and Future Requirements for Planetary Ephemerides
R. L. Duncombe
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16 November 2021, pp. 451-454
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Theory of the Motions of Mars and the Earth
G. M. Clemence
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16 November 2021, pp. 454-455
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Necessite d'une Nouvelle Theorie des Quatre Gros Satellites du Jupiter
J. Kovalevsky
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16 November 2021, pp. 455-458
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Some Remarks on the Further Improvement, by Conventional and New Methods, of Astronomical Constants involved in Ephemeris Computation
Eugene K. Rabe
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16 November 2021, pp. 458-460
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Astronomical and Atomic Time involved in the Observation of Artificial Satellites
W. Markowitz
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16 November 2021, pp. 460-462
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Part 5 Joint Discussions

D. Joint Discussion on Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution
N. U. Mayall, J. F. Denisse, G. C. McVittie, R. N. Bracewell
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Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution

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Review of Problems requiring a Resolution of one Minute of Arc
J. H. Oort
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16 November 2021, p. 463
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New Radio Results on the Structure of, and Motions in, the Magellanic Clouds
F. J. Kerr
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16 November 2021, p. 463
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21-cm Radiation from Galaxies: Leiden and Jodrell Bank
L. Volders
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16 November 2021, p. 464
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Report from Harvard
M. H. Roberts
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Radio Sources: Identification, Structures and Diameters of 175 Sources
T. A. Matthews
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16 November 2021, p. 464
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Luminosity Function of Radio Sources
R. Minkowski
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The Radio Luminosity Function and the Number Flux-Density Relationship for the Discrete Sources
M. Ryle
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16 November 2021, p. 465
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Summary and Conclusions
G. C. McVittie
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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union, Volume 11 - Issue 2 - 1962

Solar Magnetic Fields

Part 5.

Magnetic Fields in Prominences at the Limb

Part 5: Joint Discussions

C. Joint Discussion on the Demands Made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides

The Demands made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides

Part 5.

Report of the Proceedings

The Computation of the Lunar Ephemeris, 1972-81

Results to Date in the Numerical Development of Harmonic Series for the Co-ordinates of the Moon

Outline of an Application of Von Zeipel’s Method to the Lunar Theory

Present and Future Requirements for Planetary Ephemerides

Theory of the Motions of Mars and the Earth

Necessite d'une Nouvelle Theorie des Quatre Gros Satellites du Jupiter

Some Remarks on the Further Improvement, by Conventional and New Methods, of Astronomical Constants involved in Ephemeris Computation

Astronomical and Atomic Time involved in the Observation of Artificial Satellites

Part 5 Joint Discussions

D. Joint Discussion on Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution

Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution

Part 5.

Review of Problems requiring a Resolution of one Minute of Arc

New Radio Results on the Structure of, and Motions in, the Magellanic Clouds

21-cm Radiation from Galaxies: Leiden and Jodrell Bank

Report from Harvard

Radio Sources: Identification, Structures and Diameters of 175 Sources

Luminosity Function of Radio Sources

The Radio Luminosity Function and the Number Flux-Density Relationship for the Discrete Sources

Summary and Conclusions

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Solar Magnetic Fields

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The Demands made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides

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Part 5 Joint Discussions

Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution

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