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According to Wikipedia , Clarence Augustus Chant was a Canadian astronomer and physicist. Early life and education Chant was born in Hagerman's Corners, Canada West to Christopher Chant and Elizabeth Croft. In 1882 he attended Markham High School, where he demonstrated a mathematical ability. After graduation, he attended St. Catherines Collegiate Institute and York County Model School in Toronto. He left to work as an instructor in 1884, and taught at Maxwell, Osprey Township for the following three years.
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1910 1920 1930 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Published Works Experimental investigation into the "skin" - effect in electrical oscillators The observer's handbook ... Further Information Regarding the Meteoric Display of February 9 1913 (1913) (5)XXXI. The variation of potential along a wire transmitting electric waves (1903) Variation of potential along a wire transmitting electric waves Einstein Displacement on the Plates Taken by the Canadian Party at the Australian Eclipse (1923) The Eclipse Expedition to Australia-From Auckland to Port Hedland (1922) (1)Variation of potential along the transmitting antenna in wireless telegraphy XIII. The variation of potential along the transmitting antenna in wireless telegraphy (1904) The Eclipse Camp at Wallal (1923) (1)The Fourth Meeting of the International Astronomical Union (1932) (1)Astronomical References in Text-Books on Physics (1911) Some New Determinations of the Reflecting Powers of Glass and Silvered Glass Mirrors (1905) EINSTEIN DISPLACEMENT ON THE PLATES TAKEN BY THE CANADIAN PARTY AT THE AUSTRALIAN ECLIPSE. (1923) The Moon and the Weather (from a radio talk)-Sunrise from an Aeroplane (1941) (0)The Roots of the Equation u = tan u A Great Telescope for Canada (1914) The - in Electric Oscillators; with a Method of Determining Wavelengths. (0)XLVIII. An experimental investigation into the ‘Skin’-effect in electrical oscillators (1902) The Depths of Space (Radio Talk) (1932) (0)The Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America Great Telescopes; and the Planetarium (1946) (0)The Total Eclipse of January 24, 1925 (1925) (0)THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF COLOR. (1903) Review of Publications (The Pageant of the Stars, by W, J. Luyten; Two Solar Families, by T. C. Chamberlin; Fundamentals of Astronomy, by Mitchell and Abbot; Manual of Laboratory Astronomy, by H. T. Stetson) (1929) (0)In the Background of the Stars The New Canadian Observatory at Victoria, B.C (1917) The Great Aurora of August 26, 1916 (0)The Audibility of the Aurora (1923) (0)Two European Astronomical Meetings (1928) (0)Eclipse of Aug. 31, 1932; Revised Calculations (1932) (0)The Motions of the Stars (1914) (0)The American Astronomical Society, Chicago Meeting (1921) (0)American Astronomical Society: Eighty-first Meeting (1949) (0)The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (1940) (0)American Astronomical Society-Cambridge Meeting (1936) (0)The David Dunlap Observatory (1932) Halley's Comet (1910) (0)Text book of college physics (0)A Great Modern Telescope (1911) Experiments on the reception by wires of electric waves (1904) AN UNUSUAL METEOR. (1906) Strange Celestial Visitors-Comets and Meteors (1912) (0)Review of Publications (Constellations, by Stokley and others) (1936) (0)The light curve of W Virginis (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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