1928
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-663-15952-0
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Grundriss der Astrophysik

Abstract: Vorwort der zweite Gesichtspunkt als Leitgedanke weit stärker vorgeschwebt als der erste. Dafür liegt aber nunmehr die Hoffnung vor , daß der Leser des Buches die sichere Führung durch das Gedankenlabyrinth der neuzeitlichen astrophysika¬ lischen Forschungsmethoden und Überlegungen von Anfang bis zu Ende nirgends vermissen wird. Abgesehen von einer übersichtlichen Stoffgruppierung ist dabei jeder Abschnitt so abgefaßt worden , daß sein Inhalt auch ohne dauerndes Zurückgreifen auf vorausgegangene Erläuterungen … Show more

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“…Another potentially relevant effect on color perception is the Purkinje effect (Graff 2013), which makes reds appear darker and blues brighter at low brightness. Our color codes are determined as if the stars were observed under standard illumination, which is admittedly a somewhat artificial experimental setup for a hypothetical by-eye observation from space.…”
Section: F I G U R Ementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another potentially relevant effect on color perception is the Purkinje effect (Graff 2013), which makes reds appear darker and blues brighter at low brightness. Our color codes are determined as if the stars were observed under standard illumination, which is admittedly a somewhat artificial experimental setup for a hypothetical by-eye observation from space.…”
Section: F I G U R Ementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The emphasis placed on certain problems will inevitably reflect the author's personal outlook. The reader will find an account of several of the topics treated here in the following references: Graff (1929), Russell (1935), Bobrovnikoff (1944 and Russell, Dugan and Stewart (1945). The problem of the origin of planetary atmospheres, not included here, is considered by Wildt (1939 b) ; the same author (1937) examines the photochemistry of planetary atmospheres.…”
Section: Uranus and Neptunementioning
confidence: 99%