Dirk Brouwer

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Dirk Brouwer is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Leiden University

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According to Wikipedia, Dirk Brouwer was a Dutch-American astronomer. He received his PhD in 1927 at Leiden University under Willem de Sitter and then went to Yale University. From 1941 until 1966 he was editor of the Astronomical Journal.

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Methods of Celestial Mechanics (1962) (1339)
SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE THEORY WITHOUT DRAG (1959) (857)
The secular variations of the orbital elements of the principal planets (1950) (137)
Theoretical evaluation of atmospheric drag effects in the motion of an artificial satellite (1961) (111)
Secular variations of the orbital elements of minor planets (1951) (106)
Erratum [On the accumulation of errors in numerical integration] (1937) (99)
A study of the changes in the rate of rotation of the earth (1952) (75)
The problem of the Kirkwood gaps in the asteroid belt (1963) (41)
The motion of a particle with negligible mass under the gravitational attraction of a spheroid (1946) (27)
Coordinates of the five outer planets, 1653-2060 (1951) (26)
The Role of Thermal Instabilities in Star Formation (1966) (25)
Secular variations of the elements of Encke's comet (1947) (21)
CHAPTER XI – VARIATION OF ARBITRARY CONSTANTS (1961) (19)
A New Discussion of the Changes in the Earth's Rate of Rotation. (1952) (17)
Errata [The use of rectangular coordinates in the differential correction of orbits] (1938) (15)
On the determination of systematic corrections to star positions from observations of minor planets (1935) (12)
Appendix to theoretical evaluation of atmospheric drag effects in the motion of an artificial satellite (1961) (12)
Proceedings of the Celestial Mechanics Conference: Outlines of general theories of the Hill-Brown and Delaunay types for orbits of artificial satellites (1958) (11)
Integration of the equations of general planetary theory in rectangular coordinates (1944) (11)
The accuracy of the coordinates of the five outer planets and the invariable plane (1955) (11)
The motions of the outer planets (George Darwin Lecture) (1955) (11)
THE MEAN DISTANCE TO THE MOON AS DETERMINED BY RADAR. (1965) (11)
The accurate measurement of time (1951) (8)
Review of Celestial Mechanics (1963) (8)
天体機構 . Method of celestial mechanics (1970) (8)
CHAPTER XVI – SECULAR PERTURBATIONS (1961) (7)
A survey of the dynamics of close binary systems (1946) (6)
Analysis of Records made on the Loomis Chronograph by Three Shortt Clocks and a Crystal Oscillator (1931) (6)
Analytical study of resonance caused by solar radiation pressure (1963) (5)
Ernest William Brown (1938) (5)
CHAPTER V – NUMERICAL INTEGRATION OF ORBITS (1961) (4)
THE REFERENCE SYSTEM WITH A VIEW TO PLANETARY DYNAMICS (1941) (4)
Discussion of the annual term in the residuals in the moon's longitude (1930) (4)
Families of minor planets and related distributional problems (1950) (4)
Tables for the Development of the Disturbing Function With Schedules for Harmonic Analysis (1934) (4)
The orbit of Pluto over a long interval of time (1966) (3)
Numerical development of the disturbing function by correction of an approximate development (1946) (3)
12. THE POLAR MOTION AND CHANGES IN THE EARTH'S ORBIT (1953) (3)
Occultations of Pleiades stars by the moon (1932) (3)
On the system of astronomical constants (edited and completed by DIRK BROUWER, with the aid of notes by - (Errata: 10 146) (1938) (3)
CHAPTER XIII – PERTURBATIONS OF THE COORDINATES (1961) (3)
CHAPTER XII – LUNAR THEORY (1961) (3)
Relations among some important astronomical constants (1965) (3)
Theory and tables of the motion of (588) Achilles (1933) (3)
CHAPTER XVII – CANONICAL VARIABLES (1961) (2)
CHAPTER II – EXPANSIONS IN ELLIPTIC MOTION (1961) (2)
VIII. Theory of the Eighth Satellite of Jupiter (Second Part) (1937) (2)
Determination of Orbits of Comets and Asteroids (1930) (2)
Reports of observatories. (1956) (1)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1937 (1940) (1)
Comparison of numerical integration of the motions of Uranus and Neptune with Newcomb's tables. (1951) (1)
The minor planet 619 Triberga and the mass of the moon (1951) (1)
Index of Minor Planet Observations (1949) (1)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1941 (1944) (1)
The Rotation of the Earth and Atomic Time Standards (1959) (1)
An Assessment of the Present Accuracy of the Value of the Astronomical Unit (1962) (1)
Proceedings of the Celestial Mechanics Conference: Editor's introduction (1958) (1)
CHAPTER XV – THE DISTURBING FUNCTION (1961) (1)
Interesting examples of the limb effect and errors in star positions in Occultations (1931) (1)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1942 (1945) (1)
A new determination of the mass of Titan by Hill's method (1)
Concerning Brouwer's paper on the Kirkwood Gaps (1966) (1)
A comparison of the results of occultations and meridian observations of the moon (1947) (1)
Comments on General Theories of Planetary Orbits (1959) (1)
The solar parallax and the hydrogen line. (1959) (1)
The use of a very wide-angle camera for catalogue work (1960) (1)
CHAPTER X – GENERAL INTEGRALS. EQUILIBRIUM SOLUTIONS (1961) (1)
Outline of an Application of Von Zeipel’s Method to the Lunar Theory (1962) (1)
Report to the executive committee of the working group on the system of astronomical constants (1966) (1)
CHAPTER III – GRAVITATIONAL ATTRACTION BETWEEN BODIES OF FINITE DIMENSIONS (1961) (1)
Measurements of the binary system T 2398 on parallax plates taken at the Yerkes Observatory (1944) (0)
Revision of the occultation results for the years 1933 to 1935 (1942) (0)
The H-R diagram, derived from the new General Catalogue of Trigonometric Parallaxes (1952) (0)
Review of Publications- Methods of Celestial Mechanics (1962) (0)
Current trends in minor planet research (1956) (0)
AN INVESTIGATION TO DETERMINE THE SOLAR PARALLAX UTILIZING MICROWAVE ABSORPTION LINE TECHNIQUES. (1962) (0)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1936 (1939) (0)
Scientific Books: Astronomy (1930) (0)
Star Clusters . (Harvard Observatory Monographs No. 2). By Harlow Shapley. xi + 276 pp. McGraw- Hill Book Company, New York, 1930. $3.00. (1931) (0)
Theoretical Evaluation of Atmospheric Drag Effects in the Motion of an Artificial Satellite. (1961) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 418 occultations observed in 1927 (1929) (0)
The Dedication of the New Poulkovo Observatory (1954) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – The Motion of the Moon in Space (1961) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 859 occultations observed in 1931 (1933) (0)
Remarks on the theories of Uranus and Neptune (1939) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 746 occultations observed in 1928 (1930) (0)
CHAPTER VII – COMPARISON OF OBSERVATION AND THEORY (1961) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 1405 occultations observed in 1935 (1937) (0)
A method of constructing a revised General Catalogue (1960) (0)
Tropical pyomyositis and its relation to deficiency of the vitamin-B complex. (1946) (0)
Ephemeris of 287 Nephthys. Opposition 1936 Sept. 6 (1936) (0)
The variable star of the δ Cephei type H. D. 154365; 16 h 59 m .9 - 26°27' (1900) (0)
Letters to the Editor"MONGOLIAN SPOT" (1962) (0)
Occultations of the year 1924 collected and reduced by the Bond Club (1933) (0)
Fluctuations and secular changes in the earth's rotation (1959) (0)
PERIODIC STATUS REPT. NO. 33 (1955) (0)
Change from 3" to 1".5 in the reduction of occultations observed in 1939 (1939) (0)
Review: F. R. Moulton, Astronomy (1932) (0)
CHAPTER IV – CALCULUS OF FINITE DIFFERENCES (1961) (0)
The occultation campaign. Outline of a revised program (1939) (0)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1938 (1942) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 1194 occultations observed in 1933 (1935) (0)
CHAPTER VI – ABERRATION (1961) (0)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1939 (1942) (0)
Change from 5″ to 3″ in the reduction of the occultations observed in 1936 (1935) (0)
C. Joint Discussion on the Demands Made on Celestial Mechanics by the Preparation of Ephemerides (1962) (0)
Numerical Mathematical Analysis . By James B. Scarborough, Ph.D. xiv + 416 pp. Johns Hopkins Press, Oxford University Press, 1930. (1931) (0)
Orbits in the Solar and Stellar Systems. (1964) (0)
The Effect of Precession of the Earth’s Axis of Rotation on the Motion of an Artificial Satellite (1966) (0)
CHAPTER IX – THE DIFFERENTIAL CORRECTION OF ORBITS (1961) (0)
New Theories of Uranus and Neptune (1938) (0)
On the constitution of the Earth (0)
Practical Applications of the Punched Card Method in Colleges and Universities (1936) (0)
THE ORBIT OF THE MOON, PERTURBATION DUE TO THE SUN, ETC (1962) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 1483 occultations observed in 1934 (1936) (0)
Astronomy . By R. H. Baker. xix + 521 pp. Van Nostrand Company, 1930. (1930) (0)
Change from 5" to 3" in the reduction of the occultations observed in 1936 (1935) (0)
CHAPTER XIV – HANSEN'S METHOD (1961) (0)
Preliminary value for the deviation of the moon's mean longitude for the year 1935 (1937) (0)
The orbits and the gravitational fields of Mars and Venus (1965) (0)
The correction to the central line of a solar eclipse with application to the eclipse of April 28, 1930 (1930) (0)
Change in the Reduction of Occultations (1933) (0)
The mean apparent error of the moon's longitude for 1927 (0)
The Significance of the Blood Sedimentation Rate in the Tropies. (1940) (0)
CHANGE FROM 6" TO 5" IN THE REDUCTION OF THE OCCULTATIONS OBSERVED IN 1933 (1933) (0)
Part II: Preface. (1949) (0)
Gravitational Field of the Moon (1966) (0)
Compilation and discussion of occultations observed in 1940 (1943) (0)
Celestial Mechanics . E. Finlay-Freundlich. Pergamon Press, New York, 1958. viii + 150 pp. $7.50. (1959) (0)
PERIODIC STATUS REPORT NO. 4 (1948) (0)
Revision of the residuals from occultations of the years 1923-6 with additions (1933) (0)
Report of the Astronomical Fellowship Committee (1951) (0)
Summary of the parallaxes of forty-eight stars (1942) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 663 occultations observed in 1930 (1932) (0)
Correction to the compilation of occultations observed in 1936 (1939) (0)
Preliminary value of the error of the moon's mean longitude for 1929 (1930) (0)
CHAPTER I – ELLIPTIC MOTION (1961) (0)
Report of the Working Group on the System of Astronomical Constants (1964) (0)
CHAPTER VIII – THE METHOD OF LEAST SQUARES (1961) (0)
On the reduction to apparent place of occultation stars (1933) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 1199 occultations observed in 1932 (1934) (0)
Some problems in the development of new general theories of Uranus and Neptune (1946) (0)
Compilation and discussion of 722 occultations observed in 1929 (1931) (0)
The Southern Program of Absolute Proper Motions (1962) (0)
Proceedings of the Symposium on the Rotation of the Earth and Atomic Time Standards: Part II. The rotation of the earth: Fluctuations and secular changes in the earth's rotation (1959) (0)
Determination of Orbits of Comets and Asteroids . By Russell Tracy Crawford. xi + 233 pp. McGraw- Hill Book Company, 1930. (1930) (0)
Accurate Positions of (15) Eunomia Made at the Yale University Observatory (1960) (0)

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