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Nutation as derived from latitude observations

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 August 2015

E. P. Fedorov
E. P. Fedorov*
Affiliation:
Gravimetrical Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian S. S. R., Poltava, U. S. S. R.

Abstract

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The results of several long series of latitude observations have been used for a separate determination of the coefficients of some nutational terms in obliquity and longitude.

The derived value of the constant of nutation is essentially smaller—and those of the coefficients of the semiannual and semimonthly terms larger—than the respective theoretical values, determined on the supposition that the earth as a whole is an elastic body. The theoretical value of the ratio of the axes of the nutational ellipse evidently does not need any correction.

On the basis of these data some conclusions of a qualitative character are made on the interaction between the core and the shell of the earth.

Type
Part I. The Motion of the Pole
Information
Symposium - International Astronomical Union , Volume 11: The Rotation of the Earth and Atomic Time Standards , 1959 , pp. 1 - 4
Copyright
Copyright © American Astronomical Society 1959 

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