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IX<br />
С. Ньюком<br />
Письма немецким учёным<br />
Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. Manuskript Abteilung, acc. Darmst.<br />
1. Letter to C. A. F. Peters 31 July 1862, Code 29.16<br />
Washington, US<br />
Dear Sir, I observe that there is still a disposition to indulge in<br />
foolish speculation respecting the inequalities in the distribution of the<br />
nodes and perihelia of the asteroids 1.1 . I therefore enclose you an<br />
article on the subject for the Astron. Nach. [1862].<br />
I beg that you will excuse my not making you a neater copy, as I am<br />
about to have taken [a new work?], and have not time to spare. Where<br />
it can be done without losing space I should prefer to see the separate<br />
tables placed one below another, in column extending but half way<br />
across the page, instead of extending them from left to right across the<br />
entire page, as I have done, to save paper.<br />
It may be unnecessary to print the figure. A mathematician will not<br />
need it. At any rate, a wood cut in the printed page will be all that will<br />
be necessary 1.2 .<br />
Very truly Yours Simon Newcomb<br />
Herr Dr C. A. F. Peters, Editor of the Astron. Nachrichten, Altona<br />
2. Letter to [F. A. T.] Winnecke 7 Aug. 1871, Code 1826-29<br />
Washington<br />
My Dear Doctor, You remember I failed to get your photograph in<br />
Berlin. I have a very good album of European astronomers, but it will<br />
not be complete without your face. Will you not do me the favor to<br />
forward it: – you see I tender you payment in advance.<br />
I hope the Vierteljahrsschrift [Vierteljahresschrift der astron. Ges.]<br />
is flourishing. If you are hard worked, and want to laugh, read Proctor<br />
on the Sun [1871], Chapter 1.<br />
Your very truly Simon Newcomb<br />
Herr Dr Winnecke<br />
3. Letter to unknown person 1 Aug. 1876, Code 20.237<br />
Washington<br />
Dear Sir: I am about to bring out a work on astronomy in which I<br />
am desirous to embody a brief statement of the views respecting the<br />
physical constitution of the sun entertained by the most eminent<br />
students of solar physics at the present time. I am especially desirous<br />
of including your opinions in this list; I should therefore esteem it a<br />
great favor should you think proper to communicate them to me at<br />
your earliest convenience.<br />
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