Proof: see p. 196.
Proof: see p. 196.
Proof: Compare Eq. (4.6-34) on p. 220. See also Eq. (5.4-13) on p. 244.
American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac
Authors: Roger R. Bate; Donald D. Mueller; Jerry E. White
Authors 2: Bate, Roger R.; Mueller, Donald D.; White, Jerry E.
ISBN 0-486-60061-0
| Pages | Context (Corrections shown in red) | Source / Discovered / Reported by | Description | Comments |
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| 236 |
| J. E. Brown | Equation (5.3-24) | Minus sign was missing. Proof: see p. 196. |
| 236 |
| J. E. Brown | Equation (5.3-25) | Minus sign was missing. Proof: see p. 196. |
| 250 |
| J. E. Brown | unlabeled equation below (5.4-22) | Book has sin for sinh. Proof: Compare Eq. (4.6-34) on p. 220. See also Eq. (5.4-13) on p. 244. |
| 344 | "This occurred in the early part of 1969 and will occur again in 1987." | J. E. Brown | Proof: definition of Saros; any astronomy software; [1] | |
| 422 | click to open | Wikipedia | Equation (9.7-6) | |
| all pages | wherever the book reads American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac | This is not really a typo, but the current title is The Astronomical Almanac. Many general libraries carry it. Every student should leaf through it. |
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