An edition of Mécanique céleste
(1829)
Mécanique céleste
by Pierre Simon marquis de Laplace
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Capillarity, Celestial mechanics, Mechanics, Celestial, TidesShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Table of Contents
Contents, v. I. 1st book. On the general laws of equilibrium and motion. 2d book. On the law of universal gravitation, and the motions of the centres of gravity of the heavenly bodies.
v. II. 3d book. On the figures of the heavenly bodies. 4th book. On the oscillations of the sea and atmosphere. 5th book. On the motions of the heavenly bodies about their own centres of gravity.
v. III. 6th book. Theory of the planetary motions. 7th book. Theory of the moon. Appendix, presented by the author to the Board of longitude of France, August 17, 1808. Appendix by the translator. Tables.
v. IV. 8th book. Theory of the satellites of Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus. 9th book. Theory of comets. 10th book. On several subjects relative to the system of the world. Supplement to the tenth book, On capillary attraction. Supplement tothe theory of capillary attraction.
Edition Notes
Ont.-p. of v. 4, With a memoir of the translator, by his son, Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch. Boston, C.C. Little and J. Brown.
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