4 - The Tides

Summary

LITERATURE

{Separate memoirs are referred to in the text.}

G. B. Airy. “Tides and Waves,” Encyclopedia Metropolitana, 1845 (pp. 241–396). {Airy, Tides.}

A. W. Baird. Manual of Tidal Observation (pp. 54 and xl, Taylor and Francis, London, 1886). {Baird, Manual.}

A. B. Basset. Hydrodynamics (Deighton, Cambridge, 1888), Vol. II., Ch. XX., pp. 199–231.

D. Bernoulli. Traité sur le flux et reflux de la mer. Recueils des pièces, &c., Acad. Roy. des sciences Paris, Vol. IV. (1741), pp. 7, 53; reprinted in Lesueur and Jacquier's edit. of the Principia, Vol. III.

G. H. Darwin. “Tides,” Encyclopædia Britaunica (pp. 353–381), and article in Supplementary Volumes. {Darwin, Encycl. Brit.} Scientific Papers, Cambridge, 1907, Vol. I., Oceanic Tides and Lunar Disturbance of Gravity; Vol. II., Tidal Friction.

J. Eccles, S. G. Burrard, St G. C. Gore, E. Roberts. Details of the tidal observations…from 1872 to 1892, and…methods of reduction. Great Trigonometrical Survey of India, Vol. XVI. (Preface, pp. XV, Part I., pp. 383, Part II., pp. 152, 80 plates and charts, including drawings of the tide-predicting instrument, Dehra Dun, (1901).

W. Ferrel. Tidal Researches (pp. 268, Washington Government Printing Office), Appendix to Report of U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1874. {Ferrel, Tidal Researches.}

S. Günther. Handbuch der Geophysik, Stuttgart (1899), Vol. II., pp. 456–480.