Chromatic Refraction in the Vertical Circle Observation

Bagildinsky, B. K.; Puliaev, S. P.; Zhilinsky, E. G.

doi:10.1007/978-94-010-9740-6_12

Refractional Influences in Astrometry and Geodesy 1979

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-9740-6_12

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Chromatic Refraction in the Vertical Circle Observation

B. K. Bagildinsky¹,

S. P. Puliaev²,

E. G. Zhilinsky³

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“…At present after the reconstruct ion the PVC has been used again for determination of absolute declina tions (Bagildinsky, B.K., Usanov, D.S., Smirnov, B.N., 1978). 197^-1976 show that the PVC instrumental system is sufficiently stable and ensures high precision as far as accidental errors are concerned (Bagildinsky, B.K., Zhilinsky, E.G., Shishkina, V.N., 1978). More than 200 stars at zenith distances Z ^ 82 .5 were observed.…”

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Chromatic refraction in the vertical circle observation

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In 1962 a photographic vertical circle (PVC) for determining absolute declinations was designed and constructed at the Pulkovo Observatory under the supervision of Prof. M.S. Zverev (Zverev, M.S., 1960). The Maksutov meniscus cassegrain system (D = 200 mm, f′ = 2000 mm) was used for the first time in astrometry. Its construction is symmetric and it is automatically operated. In 1963–1966 the declination observation of bright and faint stars of the southern hemisphere was made with this instrument (Zverev, M.S. et al., 1966). At present after the reconstruction the PVC has been used again for determination of absolute declinations (Bagildinsky, B.K., Usanov, D.S., Smirnov, B.N., 1978).

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Chromatic refraction in the vertical circle observation

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1979

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