Papers, etc.

Some correspondence is in the Hale microfilms.

Other References: Historical

Baillaud, Benjamin, “L’Astronomie,” Ch.1 of Un Demi-siècle de Civilisation Française (1870-1915) (Librairie Hachette et Cie, Paris, 1916).

Baillaud, Benjamin, “l’Observatoire de Paris et les Observatoires français,” Rev. Sci. 65, 257-67, 293-302 (1927).

Bigourdan, G., H. Deslandres, et al, Inauguration de la statue de Jules Janssen 31 Oct 1920 (Paris, 1920).

Clerke, Agnes, History of Astronomy during the 19th Century, 4th ed. (A. & C. Black, London, 1902).

Clerke, Agnes, Problems in Astrophysics (A. & C. Black, London, 1903)

Deslandres, H., “The Progressive Disclosure of the Entire Atmosphere of the Sun,” Royal Institution Library of Science: Astronomy, 157-176 [also printed in Observatory 32, 282-87 (1909). The lecture was given 10 June 1910).

Deslandres, H., “Recherches sur l’atmosphère solaire et appareils enregistreurs des couches de vapeurs superposées qui la composent,” trans. by Michael Reck, Bulletin Astronomique 22, 332-333 (1905).

Doublet, E., “L’Astronomie française,” Revue Scientifique 61, 234-40 (1923).

Fehrenbach, Charles, 1914-, Des hommes, des telescopes, des etoiles (Editions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique : Presses du CNRS, Paris, 1990).

Hale, G.E., “Reply to Recent Statements by M. Deslandres,” Ap. J. 23, 92-93 (1906).

Hale, G.E. & Ferdinand Ellerman, “On the Nature of the Hydrogen Flocculi and Their Structure at Different Levels in the Solar Atmosphere,” Proc. Roy. Soc. London A 83, 177-189 (1910).

Hearnshaw, J. B., The Analysis of Starlight (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1986).

Hufbauer, Karl, Exploring the Sun: Solar Science Since Galileo (Johns Hopkins U.P., 1991)

Rösch, Jean, obituary of Lucien d’Azambuja, Solar Physics 15, 261-264 (1970) [in French].

Struve, Otto, “Astronomy in 1900,” S&T 22, 64-68 (1961) contains photo.

Struve, Otto & V. Zebergs, Astronomy in the 20th Century (Macmillan, 1962), pp. 114f

Wright, Helen, Explorer of the Universe: A Biography of George Ellery Hale, p. 256-57.

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Other References:Scientific

Deslandres, H., “A Method of Investigating the Velocity of Stars in the Line of Sight with Small Instruments,” Observatory, 19, 49-52 (1896).

Deslandres, H. & George E. Hale, “Observations de L’eclipse Totale du Soleil du 16 Avril, 1893,” [summarized and translated by George E. Hale; original appeared in Annales du Bureau des Longitudes], Ap.J. 4, 160-66 (1896).

Deslandres, H., “Remarks on the Methods Employed in the Determination of the Radial Velocities of the Stars” [translated by George E. Hale; original appeared in Astr. Nach.], Ap.J. 9, 167-72 (1899).

Deslandres, H., “First Results of Investigations on the Observation of the Solar Corona Without an Eclipse by Means of the Heat Rays,” Ap.J. 12, 366-69 (1900).

Deslandres, Henri, Histoire des idées et des recherches sur le soleil: révélation récente de l’atmosphère entière de l’astre (Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1906).

Deslandres, H., “On the Progressive Revelation of the Entire Atmosphere of the Sun,” Observatory, 32, 282-87 (1909).

Deslandres, H., “On the Revelation of the Reversing Layer of the Sun,” Observatory, 32, 357-58 (1909).

Deslandres, H., “Résumé de Physique solaire,” Annuaire du Bureau des Longitudes (1919).

Deslandres, H. & L. Decombe, “On the Search for Hertzian Radiation Emanating from the Sun” in Sullivan, W.T. III, ed., Classics in Radio Astronomy, (Springer, NY, 1982), p.161.

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