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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2540-0he 1804 discovery of Juno. Also included here are letters from Gauss to Maskelyne. The Olbers-Gauss letters were edited by the German mathematician Carl Schilling (1857–1932; 1900) in a book by Springer. His numerical system is retained here.

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Measuring Instrumental Value in Energy Termshese were printed in other books by this author. This segment, covering sections 101–140 and 144 of the book, are contained on pp. 242–325 and 335–338. Text in square brackets is the original text by Schroeter, unless otherwise noted. Text that he printed in capital letters is indicated here by unde

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