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Precession and Galactic Rotation on the Basis of Various Proper Motion Systems

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 March 2016

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Previous determinations of precession on the basis of proper motions resulted in corrections to Newcomb’s value of lunisolar precession in the interval per century. From a compilation of several determinations and their reduction to the average of the systems of FK3 and N30 Morgan and Oort (1951) obtained:

per century, where A and B are Oort’s constants. Values in the system of FK4 were derived by Bošniakovich (1965), who applied differential corrections to previous results on the basis of the systematic differences FK4–FK3.

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Joint Discussions
Copyright
Copyright © Reidel 1968

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