The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 372
. The co-efficient c may now be found. This is easily obtained byTable I. hy putting ni + l, instead of m. For instance, when H=-0136, —- = -068 = m, and m + l = 1-038; and for this ratio Table I. gives the value of c = -5950. To show the agreement ofthis method with the experiments in Table III.,… … The greatest discrepancy from experiment does not exceed ^ percent. For greater altitudes equation ()) is directly applicable. Ittherefore extends to all practical cases for all altitudes, if for theless altitudes tlie co-efficients corresponding to m + 1, and forgreater altitudes that…
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