Mayer, Johann Tobias, 1723 - 1762 (astronomer)
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Letter endorsing Mayer's method of calculating solar eclipses, 1811-01-05
The letters are primarily from Nevil Maskelyne but include three sent to Andrews by Margaret Maskelyne, following the death of her father.
Letter giving an outline of Maskelyne's method of computing star occultations and solar eclipses and the current state of printing of the 1814 'Nautical Almanac', 1809-08-15
The letters are primarily from Nevil Maskelyne but include three sent to Andrews by Margaret Maskelyne, following the death of her father.
Letters of thanks to the Board of Longitude and requests for publications, 1784 - 1827
Longitudes and latitudes, 1767 - 1769
Lunar theory and the Newtonian system, 1760
'Lunar theory in conjunction with the Newtonian system.' The work includes Johann Mayer's tables, preparation and reduction of the equations, workings in infinitesimal calculus, the solar parallaxes and the Moon's longitude.
Mason's lunar tables, 1750 - 1779
Moon's observed place, 1772 - 1782
The Moon's observed right ascension, declination, longitude and latitude compared with Johann Mayer's tables, 8 January 1772 - 30 December 1776, and with Charles Mason's tables, 1 January 1777 - 30 December 1782.
Notes on Johann Mayer's method of computing solar eclipses, 1810
The letters are primarily from Nevil Maskelyne but include three sent to Andrews by Margaret Maskelyne, following the death of her father.
Observations of the Moon compared, 1762 - 1771
Observations of the Moon compared with the results of Johann Mayer's tables, 28 August 1762 - 29 December 1771.
Reduction of the Moon's place, 1750 - 1760
Reductions of the Moon's place for the period 13 September 1750 to 23 August 1760, with reference to Johann Mayer's improved tables. The volume includes the techniques employed for the observations and some corrections.
Resumé by Maskelyne of his career, giving some important dates, 1801
Includes a piece on Johann Mayer's lunar tables.
Stellar observations and calculations, 1743 - 1771
Sun's observed right ascension, 1762 - 1782
The Sun's observed right ascension and longitude in comparison with Johann Mayer's tables, 28 August 1762 - 31 December 1782, a corrected and updated version of RGO 4/48.
Sun's observed right ascension, 1783 - 1796
The Sun's observed right ascension in time and in arc and its deduced longitude as compared to Johann Mayer's tables, 1 January 1787 - 20 December 1796. The volume lists Maskelyne's assistants from 1783 to 1796.
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