Gerald Maurice Clemence

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According to Wikipedia, Gerald Maurice Clemence was an American astronomer. Inspired by the life and work of Simon Newcomb, his career paralleled the huge advances in astronomy brought about by the advent of the electronic computer. Clemence did much to revive the prestige of the U.S. Nautical Almanac Office.

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Gerald Maurice Clemence's Published Works

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Methods of Celestial Mechanics (1962) (1339)
Proceedings of Symposia in Applied Mathematics (1960) (303)
The Relativity Effect in Planetary Motions (1947) (139)
On the system of astronomical constants (1948) (67)
Coordinates of the five outer planets, 1653-2060 (1951) (26)
REFRACTION NEAR THE HORIZON (1951) (23)
Annual variation of an atomic clock (1967) (13)
The accuracy of the coordinates of the five outer planets and the invariable plane (1955) (11)
The value of minor planets in meridian astronomy (1948) (10)
The motion of Mercury 1765-1937 (1943) (10)
天体機構 . Method of celestial mechanics (1970) (8)
Standards of Time and Frequency. (1956) (8)
Motion of Jupiter and mass of Saturn (1960) (8)
The Concept of Ephemeris Time: A Case of Inadvertent Plagiarism (1971) (7)
Definition of the Second of Time (1955) (6)
Theory of Mars : completion (1961) (6)
Aberration in the lunar ephemeris (1952) (6)
Proceedings of the Celestial Mechanics Conference: Accuracy of the Solar Ephemeris (1958) (5)
Relativity effects in planetary motion. (1949) (5)
Planetary Distances According to General Relativity. (1962) (5)
First-order theory of Mars (1949) (5)
Optimum-Interval Punched-Card Tables (1944) (4)
CHAPTER XIV – HANSEN'S METHOD (1960) (4)
The Motion of Mercury (1965) (4)
Numerical development of the disturbing function by correction of an approximate development (1946) (3)
Perturbations of the five outer planets by the four inner ones (1954) (3)
REVIEW OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS BY A PANEL OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (1969) (2)
CHAPTER II – EXPANSIONS IN ELLIPTIC MOTION (1961) (2)
Lunar effects on clock corrections (1939) (2)
Interplanetary Navigation (1960) (2)
Astronomical refraction at great zenith distances. (1951) (2)
The Practical Use of Ephemeris Time (1960) (2)
Comments on the Paper by I. W. Roxburgh (1964) (2)
Coordinates of the center of mass of the sun and the five outer planets : 1800-2060 (1953) (2)
Inertial Frames of Reference. (1966) (2)
Controlled experiments in celestial mechanics (1960) (2)
Unification of the Abridged Nautical Almanac and the American Nautical Almanac (1956) (1)
Venus perturbations in Newcomb's Tables of the Sun (1943) (1)
CHAPTER III – GRAVITATIONAL ATTRACTION BETWEEN BODIES OF FINITE DIMENSIONS (1961) (1)
Proceedings of the Symposium on the Rotation of the Earth and Atomic Time Standards: Part II. The rotation of the earth: Ephemeris time (1959) (1)
CHAPTER X – GENERAL INTEGRALS. EQUILIBRIUM SOLUTIONS (1961) (1)
Note on the mass of Venus derived from observations of Mars (1942) (1)
Astronomical Constants. (1963) (1)
CHAPTER XV – THE DISTURBING FUNCTION (1961) (1)
I, We, One, and Presently. (1963) (1)
The transit of Mercury, 1940 Nov. 11-12 (1941) (0)
Note on Newcomb's tables of the three inner planets (1942) (0)
Proceedings of the Celestial Mechanics Conference: Numerical integration of the orbits of the principal planets (1958) (0)
Tables of the Principal Planets. (1957) (0)
BURRA U'S PROBLEM OF THREE BODIES* (0)
EDITORIAL CHANGES IN SCIENTIFIC PAPERS. (1944) (0)
Theory of the Motions of Mars and the Earth (1962) (0)
The Scale of the Solar System (1966) (0)
CHAPTER IX – THE DIFFERENTIAL CORRECTION OF ORBITS (1961) (0)
Names for the Sun and the Moon. (1960) (0)
Observations of the transit of Mercury, November 11-12, 1940 (1942) (0)
The Measure of Time (1948) (0)
TIME AND ALMANACS (1950) (0)
Proceedings of the Joint Discussion: Masses of the Principal Planets (1966) (0)
Unsolved Problems in Satellite Theory (1961) (0)
Errors in Observed Altitudes (1948) (0)
CHAPTER 13 – Ephemerides (1966) (0)
Composition des Commissions Membership of Commissions (1966) (0)
PERIODIC STATUS REPORT NO. 4 (1948) (0)
Application of Brouwer's method for absolute perturbations. (1947) (0)
The Dynamical Basis of the Astronomical Coordinate Systems (1966) (0)
I, We, One, and Presently (1963) (0)
On the elements of Jupiter (1946) (0)
On the secular change of the obliquity. (1957) (0)
Additions to Hill's Theory of Saturn (1952) (0)
Comparison of numerical integration of the motion of Saturn with Hill's tables. (1951) (0)
Review of Publications- Methods of Celestial Mechanics (1962) (0)
Unification of the “Air Almanac” and the “American Air Almanac” (1951) (0)
PERIODIC STATUS REPT. NO. 33 (1955) (0)

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