Gravitation: an elementary explanation of the principal perturbations in the solar system.

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The laws of gravitation; memoirs by Newton, Bouguer and Cavendish, together with abstracts of other important memoirs.

Bibliography: p. 145-156.

The laws of gravitation : memoirs /

Preface. History of the subject before the appearance of Newton's Principia. Newton, Sir. I. Extracts from Newton's Principia and System of the world. Newton, Biographical sketch of. Bouguer, P. The figure of the earth. Bouguer, Biographical sketch of. Bertier controversy. Account of Maskelyne's experiments on Schehallien. Cavendich, H. Experiments to determine the mean density of the earth. Cavendish, Biographical sketch of. Historical account of the experiments made since the time of Cavendish. Table of results. Bibliography.

On the resistance to traction on railways by friction and gravitation.

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The theory of general relativity and gravitation.

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Principles of natural philosophy, or, A new theory of physics : founded on gravitation, and applied in explaining the general properties of matter, the phenomena of chemistry, electricity, galvanism, magnetism, & electro-magnetism /

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The foundations of Einstein's theory of gravitation /

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Relativity, the electron theory, and gravitation,

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Cours de physique de l'École polytechnique,

T. 1. Instruments de mesure. Hydrostatique. Physique moléculaire. Gravitation universelle. Électricité statique. 1882.- T. 2. Thermométrie. Dilations. Calorimétrie. Théorie méchanique de la chaleur. Propagation de la chaleur. 1878.- T. 3. Acoustique. Optique géométrique. Étude des radiations. Optique physique. 1881.- T. 4. La pile. Les aimants. Applications de l'électricité. Complément. Tables. 1883.

Researches on the evolution of the stellar systems ...

v. 1. On the universality of the law of gravitation and on the orbits and general characteristics of binary stars.--v. 2. The capture theory of cosmical evolution, founded on dynamical principles and illustrated by phenomena observed in the spiral nebulae, the planetary system, the double and multiple stars and clusters and the star-clouds of the Milky way.

The distance of the sun from the earth determined by the theory of gravity ...

Supplement to his Tracts physical and mathematical.

Matter and motion /

Includes bibliographical references and index.