Early Solar Physics

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages vii-viii
CHAPTER I - Ideas of the Sun in the Mid-Nineteenth Century, Pages 3-19
CHAPTER II - The New Astronomy (1850-1900), Pages 20-82
CHAPTER III - The New Era In Solar Physics, Pages 83-88
Introduction to Part 2, Page 93
1 - Solar Observations During 1843, Pages 95-97
2 - Observations on the Sun\'s Store of Force, Pages 99-102
3 - On the Chemical Analysis of the Solar Atmosphere, Pages 103-106
4 - On a New Proposition In the Theory of Heat, Pages 107-115
5 - Summary of Some of the Results obtained at Cocanada, during the Eclipse last August, and Afterwards. A letter from P. J. C. Janssen to the Permanent Secretary, Pages 117-118
6 - Notice of an Observation of the Spectrum of a Solar Prominence, Page 119
7 - Results of the Spectro-Analytical Observations at Bothkamp Observatory, Pages 121-124
8 - On a new Method of Observing Contacts at the Sun\'s Limb, and Other Spectroscopic Observations during the Recent Eclipse, Pages 125-134
9 - Notes on Recent Progress in Solar Physics, Pages 135-154,154a,155-164,164a,165-168
10 - On the Distribution of the Solar Spots in Latitude since the Beginning of the Year 1854, Pages 169-172
11 - Spectroscopic Observations of the Sun, Pages 173-176
12 - Spectroscopic Notes, Pages 177-180
13 - Description of a Singular Appearance seen in the Sun on September 1, 1859, Pages 181-183
14 - On a Curious Appearance seen in the Sun, Page 185
15 - The Effective Temperature of the Sun, Pages 187-192
16 - Spectroscopic Observations of the Sun. III, Pages 193-202
17 - Preliminary Note of Researches on Gaseous Spectra in relation to the Physical Constitution of the Sun, Pages 203-206
18 - The New Spectrum, Pages 207-219
19 - Spectroscopic Observations, Pages 221-222
20 - Observations on the Solar Eclipse of 12 Dec. 1871, Pages 223-224
21 - The Wave-length of the Green Coronal Line and Other Data Resulting from an Attempt to Determine the Law of Rotation of the Solar Corona, Pages 225-231
22 - Spectroscopic Observations of the Sun IV, Pages 233-236
23 - The Spectroheliograph, Pages 237-249
24 - Wave-Length Determinations and General Results obtained from a Detailed Examination of Spectra photographed at the Solar Eclipse of January 22, 1898, Pages 251-255
25 - On the Theoretical Temperature of the Sun; under the Hypothesis of a Gaseous Mass maintaining its Volume by its Internal Heat, and depending on the Laws of Gases as known to Terrestrial Experiment, Pages 257-276
26 - Concerning the Equilibrum of the Solar Atmosphere, Pages 277-289
27 - The Earth and Sun as Magnets, Pages 291-308
Index, Pages 309-312
References, Pages 89-92