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LXXXI. A table of the reduction of the ecliptic to the equator to every ten minutes of the longitude of the points of the ecliptic. With the differences, and variation of the reduction, for ten seconds variation of the obliquity, of the ecliptic, for Jan. 1, 1801. (Obliquity ecliptic 23° 27′ 57″)

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(1821). LXXXI. A table of the reduction of the ecliptic to the equator to every ten minutes of the longitude of the points of the ecliptic. With the differences, and variation of the reduction, for ten seconds variation of the obliquity, of the ecliptic, for Jan. 1, 1801. (Obliquity ecliptic 23° 27′ 57″) The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 57, No. 278, pp. 434-438.

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(1821). LXXXI. A table of the reduction of the ecliptic to the equator to every ten minutes of the longitude of the points of the ecliptic. With the differences, and variation of the reduction, for ten seconds variation of the obliquity, of the ecliptic, for Jan. 1, 1801. (Obliquity ecliptic 23° 27′ 57″) The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 57, No. 278, pp. 434-438.

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(1821). LXXXI. A table of the reduction of the ecliptic to the equator to every ten minutes of the longitude of the points of the ecliptic. With the differences, and variation of the reduction, for ten seconds variation of the obliquity, of the ecliptic, for Jan. 1, 1801. (Obliquity ecliptic 23° 27′ 57″) The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 57, No. 278, pp. 434-438.

Key concepts: Ecliptic, Longitude, Equator, Variation (astronomy), Latitude, Geodesy, Astronomy, Geology

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