Index of SAO Annals, volume I, parts I and II
Abney, spectrum map of.............................. 9,200
Absorption lines:
Identification of.................................. 71,74,130
"Really" of........................................ 72
Absorption, selective............................... 11,215
Absorption, variations in........................... 205,264
Seasonal........................................... 207
Irregular.......................................... 207
Accidental deflections in records................... 105
Appropriation, Congressional........................ 3
Assistants, names and titles of..................... 2
Astrophysics, object of............................. 2
Battery, for bolometer.............................. 63
Becquerel, spectrum map of.......................... 9
Bolographic method:
Description of..................................... 22,69
Errors inherent in................................. 119
Bolographs:
Comparison of...................................... 129
Measurements on.................................... 137
Notes accompanying................................. 133
Ordinates of....................................... 159,210
Reduction of measurements on....................... 171
Bolometer:
Accuracy of........................................ 238
Case............................................... 49,51
Circuit, best resistances of....................... 246
Description of..................................... 47
Invention of....................................... 10
Preparation of..................................... 48
Cauchy, dispersion formula.......................... 8,253
Clock, driving...................................... 25,56
Clouds, effect on bolographs........................ 111
Collimination, discussion of........................ 77,82
Comparator.......................................... 64
Measurements, accuracy of.......................... 118
Composite line spectra from bolographs.............. 73
"Cylindrics"........................................ 37,116
Diffraction, energy lost by......................... 79
Dispersion formulae................................. 253
"Drift" of galvanometer............................ 12,22,107
Error, sources of.................................. 86,122,125
Fluorite, dispersion of............................ 219,221,258
Galvonometer:
Coils, construction of............................. 248
Description of................................... 17,24,30,59,244
Needle, construction of............................ 251
Sensitiveness...................................... 17,25,30,60,251
Suspension......................................... 62
Grating, constants of............................... 225
Herschel, Sir J..................................... 8
Higgs, spectrum map of.............................. 200
Identification of absorption lines.................. 71,74,130
Infra-red solar spectrum:
Illustrations of................................... 127
Mapping of......................................... 126
Julius, W. H., method of suspension................. 38,62
Kayser and Runge, formula for spectrum series....... 19
Ketteler, dispersion formula........................ 254,260,261
Lamansky, M. S...................................... 8
Latitude and longitude of observatory............... 4
Lens, cylindric..................................... 67,116
Lewis, E. P......................................... 20
Light, cheapest form of............................. 3
Mechanism, accuracy of.............................. 112
Melloni............................................. 7
Minimum deviation................................... 88,92
Mirror, cylindric................................... 82
Mount Whitney....................................... 13,23,127,200
Nichols, E. F....................................... 21
Observatory:
Description of..................................... 40
Early annals of.................................... 3
Founding of........................................ 1
Paschen, F.......................................... 18,120,222,256,258
Photographic room................................... 28
Plate carrier....................................... 58
Prism............................................... 45,56
Aberration of...................................... 78
Angle determination of............................. 92,173
Concavity of faces................................. 89
Resolving power of................................. 76,82
Radiation from terrestrial sources.................. 240
Rayleigh, Lord...................................... 76,78
Refractive index of A............................... 172
Resolution:
Bolometric......................................... 82
Visual............................................. 76
Rheostat, special for bolometer..................... 38,50,51
Rock salt........................................... 14,28
Dispersion of...................................... 16,219,222,233,236,255,261
Apparatus for determining.......................... 224
Methods of determining............................. 226
Prisms as standards of dispersion.................. 236
Thermal conductivity of............................ 102
Rubens, H........................................... 18,256,259
Shop, instrument making............................. 4
Siderostat, Grubb................................... 23,45,65
Slit................................................ 46,65
Snow, B. W.......................................... 20
Spectrobolemeter.................................... 30,43,46
Spectrum, infra-red solar........................... 5,15,23,198,205
Tables of infra-red solar absorption lines.......... 177,188,198
Temperature and deviation........................... 96,100,101
Temperature, changes errors from.................... 26,94,104
Temperature control, automatic...................... 41,95
Very, F. W.......................................... 18
Wave-lengths of infra-red solar absorption lines.... 175,198
Welsbach mantles, radiation of...................... 240,242
Wind, remarkable penetration of..................... 108