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Auroræ: Their Characters and Spectra

by J. Rand Capron

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  1. 1Dedication — Preface
  2. 2Part I — The Aurora and Its Characters
  3. 3Chapter II — Some General Descriptions of Auroræ
  4. 4Chapter III — Some Specific Descriptions of Auroræ, Including Resul…
  5. 5Chapter IV — Phenomena Simulating Auroræ
  6. 6Chapter V — Some Qualities of the Aurora
  7. 7Chapter VI — The Aurora in Connexion With Other Phenomena
  8. 8Chapter VII — Aurora-Like Patches on the Partially-Eclipsed Moon
  9. 9Chapter VIII — Aurora and the Solar Corona
  10. 10Chapter IX — Supposed Causes of the Aurora
  11. 11Part II — The Spectrum of the Aurora
  12. 12Chapter XI — The Comparison of Some Tube and Other Spectra With the…
  13. 13Chapter XII — Some Notes on Professor Ångström’s Theory of the Auro…
  14. 14Chapter XIII — The Oxygen-Spectrum in Relation to the Aurora (Proct…
  15. 15Part III — Magneto-Electric Experiments in Connexion With the Aurora
  16. 16Chapter XIV — Examination of Geissler Tubes Under Action of the Magnet
  17. 17Chapter XV — Effect of Magnet on a Capillary Glass Tube
  18. 18Chapter XVI — Effect of Magnet on Wide Air (Aurora) Tube
  19. 19Chapter XVII — Effect of Magnet on Bulbed Phosphorescent Tube
  20. 20Chapter XVIII — Action of the Magnet on the Electric Spark
  21. 21Chapter XIX — The Discharge in Vacuo in Larger Vessels, and Magneti…
  22. 22Chapter XX — Some Concluding Remarks
  23. 23Appendices
  24. 24Appendix B — Extracts From the Manual and Instructions for the (Eng…
  25. 25Appendix D — The Aurora and Ozone
  26. 26Appendix E — Inquiries Into the Spectrum of the Aurora

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