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1. www.lindahall.org › alexis-bouvardAlexis Bouvard - Linda Hall Library

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   Hace 21 horas · Alexis Bouvard, a French astronomer and mathematician, died June 7, 1843, at the age of 75, having been born on June 27, 1767, to a peasant family in Contamines-Montjo, in the French Alps. How he managed to rise from such lowly beginnings, I have no idea, but when the French National Convention founded the Bureau of Longitude in 1795, with ...

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3. praza.gal › opinion › catro-razons-polas-que-oCatro razóns polas que o matemático Rodríguez (1770-1824), o ...

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   Hace 2 días · Na capital estableceu relación, entre outros, con Jean Baptiste Biot, Alexis Bouvard e François Aragó. Outro destino no seu proceso formativo foi Londres. En novembro de 1809, en plena invasión francesa, solicitou unha comisión de seis meses en Inglaterra para “examinar y perfeccionarse en los Establecimientos Astronómicos desta (sic) Nación”.

4. www.argmin.net › p › boundary-conditionsBoundary Conditions - by Ben Recht - arg min

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   13 de may. de 2024 · French astronomer Alexis Bouvard published observations of the motion of Uranus that seemed to violate Newton’s Laws. This meant that either Newton’s Law changed the further you moved from the sun or there was an unaccounted-for massive body in the solar system.

5. knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu › article › four-pillarsFour Pillars of Decision-driven Analytics - Knowledge at Wharton

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   14 de may. de 2024 · A French astronomer, Alexis Bouvard, thought that perhaps that was because we didn’t know about a planet further out in the solar system that exerted an influence on Uranus’s orbit. People started searching the sky for it. Soon enough, Urbain Le Verrier, another Frenchman, found the missing planet. It was named Neptune.

6. journals.openedition.org › bibnum › 692La découverte de Neptune par Le Verrier (1846)

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   18 de may. de 2024 · Après la mort d’Alexis Bouvard en 1843, son neveu Eugène est chargé par le Bureau des Longitudes d’établir de nouvelles tables de la planète. Il les présente à l’Académie le 1 er septembre 1845, mais elles ne seront jamais publiées.

7. arxiv.org › pdf › 2405The Discovery of Neptune Revisited - arXiv.org

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   13 de may. de 2024 · These mismatches led some astronomers of the time, such as the director of the Paris Observatory Alexis Bouvard, to propose, among other hypotheses, the existence of a body farther away than Uranus whose perturbations on its orbit were responsible for them.

8. arxiv.org › html › 2405The Discovery of Neptune Revisited - arXiv.org

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   10 de may. de 2024 · These mismatches led some astronomers of the time, such as the director of the Paris Observatory Alexis Bouvard, to propose, among other hypotheses, the existence of a body farther away than Uranus whose perturbations on its orbit were responsible for them.