[Pamphlets]
Published: 1895
Language: eng
Subjects: Stars; Spectra; Astronomical spectroscopy
Other titles: Pamphlets, 1865-90 [i.e. 95]
Work titles: Works
Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.

Reprints of the author's papers published in various scientific journals dated from 1865 to 1895 on the spectrum of stars.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: [Sketch of life of William Huggings. F. R. S. (From a magazine)]; title: Note on the prismatic examination of microscopic objects; title: On the spectrum of a new star in Corona Borealis (with W.A. Miller); title: A discourse on spectrum analysis applied to the heavenly bodies; title: On the heat of the stars; title: On the motions of some of the nebulae towards or from the Earth; title: Preliminary note on the photographic spectrum of Comet b 1881; title: On the photographic spectrum of Comet b 1881; title: Note on the photographic spectrum of the great nebula in Orion; title: On the photographic spectrum of Comet (Wells) I, 1882; title: On comets; title: On the photographic spectrum of Comet I (Wells) 1882; title: On the photographic spectrum of the great nebula in Orion; title: On a method of photographing the solar corona without an eclipse; title: On the function of the sound-post and on the proportional thickness of the strings of the violin; title: On some results of photographing the solar corona without an eclipse; title: On the wave-length of the principal line in the spectrum of the aurora; title: On the limit of solar and stellar light in the ultra-violet part of the spectrum; title: On the spectrum, visible and phtotgraphic, of the great nebula in Orion ( with Mrs. Huggins); title: Note on the photographic spectra of Uranus and Saturn (with Mrs. Huggins); title: On a new group of lines in the photographic spectrum of Sirius (with Mrs. Huggins); title: Note on the photographic spectrum of the great nebula in Orion (with Mrs. Huggins); title: On a re-determination of the principal line in the spectrum of the nebula in Orion, and on the character of the line (with Mrs. Huggins); title: Note on the atmospheric bands in the spectrum of Mars; title: The modern spectroscope. XII. The Tulse Hill ultra-violet spectroscope.