SAO Annals, Volume I, parts I and II
ILLUSTRATIONS
Note, plates have been scanned into multiple images when they were larger
than one page.
Plate I -- The Astrophysical Observatory
II -- Bolographs of D lines taken in 1893 and 1898,
illustrating the decrease in accidental disturbances
III -- Plan of Observatory buildings and lot, 1900
IV -- Plan of main Observatory building, 1897
V -- Section through main Observatory building, 1897, looking west
VI -- Spectrometer room, 1896, looking south
VII -- Galvanometer room, 1896, looking west
VIII -- The siderostat, looking east
IX -- Plan view of the spectrometer
X -- Side elevation of the spectrometer
XI -- The bolometer and special rheostat, form used 1896 to 1898
XII -- Details of bolometer and special rheostat, form used 1896 to 1898
XIIA -- Working drawing for combined bolometer and rheostat
XIII -- The driving clock of the spectrobolometer
XIV -- The photographic recording apparatus of the spectrobolometer
XV -- The galvanometer and its accessories
XVI -- The comparator
XVII -- Galvanometer and battery records, 1895 to 1898
XVIII -- Early bolographs of the infra-red solar spectrum
XIX -- The infra-red solar spectrum of a 60 deg rock-salt prism.
Composite line spectrum from bolographs of 1896
XIXA
XIXB
XX -- The infra-red solar spectrum of a 60 deg rock-salt prism.
From bolographic observations of 1897-98
XXA
XXB
XXC
XXD
XXE
XXF
XXG
XXH
XXI
XXIA -- Bolograph of the infra-red solar spectrum of a 60 deg glass prism
XXIB
XXIC
XXID
XXIE
XXIF
XXII -- Bolographs of the solar spectrum absorption bands w_1 and w_2
showing the increase in absorption in w_1 with declining sun
XXIII -- Bolographs of the visible and infra-red solar spectrum of a 60 deg
rock-salt prism
XXIIIA
XXIIIB
XXIIIC
XXIV -- Normal map of the infra-red solar spectrum absorption bands w_1
and w_2 showing the increase in absorption in w_1 with declining sun
XXIVA
XXIVB
XXV
XXVA
XXVB
XXVIA -- The relative dispersion of rock salt and fluorite in the infra-red spectrum
XXVIB
XXVIC -- The dispersion curve of fluorite in the infra-red spectrum
XXVID
XXVIE
XXVIF
XXVIG
XXVIH
XXVII -- Diagram of apparatus used to determine the dispersion of rock-salt
XXVIII -- The dispersion of a 60 deg rock-salt prism
XXIX -- The dispersion curve of rock salt in the visible and infra-red spectrum
XXIXA
XXIXB
XXIXC
XXIXD
XXIXE
XXIXF
XXXA -- Bolographs of the infra-red solar spectrum of a 60 deg rock-salt prism,
typifying the yearly variations in the absorption in spring, summer,
autumn, and winter
XXXB
XXXIA -- Spectrum energy curves of Welsbach and other heated mantles,
from bolographs with a 60 deg rock-salt prism
XXXIB
XXXII -- The dispersion curve of rock salt. Various observers