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On the
Attractions of Homogenous Ellipsoids. (Phil.
Trans. 1809, p.345)
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On
the Grounds of the Method which Laplace has given in the second
chapter of the third book of his Mécanique
Céleste for computing the Attractions of
spheroids of every decription. (ibid.
1812, p.1)
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On
the Attractions of an extensive class of Spheroids. (ibid.
1812, p.46)
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A
New Method of deducing a first Approximation to the Orbit of a
Comet from three Geocentric Observations. (ibid.
1814, p.121)
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On
the Expansion in a series of the Attraction of a Spheroid. (ibid.
1822, p.99)
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On
the Astronomical Refractions. (ibid.
1823, p.409)
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On
the figure requisite to maintain the Equilibrium of a Homogenous
Fluid Mass that revolves upon an axis.(ibid.
1824, p.85)
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On
the Equilibrium of Fluids, and the Figure of a Homogenous Planet
in Fluid State. ibid.
1831, p.109)
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On
the Theory of the Elliptic Transcendents.(ibid.
1831, p.349)
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On
the Theory of the Perturbations of the Planets.(ibid.
1832, p.195)
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On
the Development of the Disturbing Function, upon which depend the
inequalities of the Motions of the Planets, caused by their
Mutual Attraction.(ibid.
1833, p.559)
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On
the Equilibrium of a Mass of Homogenous Fluid at liberty.(ibid.
1834, p.491)
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Of
such Ellipsoids consisting of homogenous matter as are capable of
having the resultant of the attraction of the mass upon a
particle in the surface, and a centrifugal force caused by
revolving about one of the axes, made perpendicular to the
surface.(ibid.
1838, p.57)
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On
the Theory of Astronomical Refractions.(ibid.
1838, p.169)
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On
the Condition of Equilibrium of an Incompressible Fluid, the
particles of which are acted upon by Accelerating Forces.(ibid.
1839, p.243)