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4. Ephemerides

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 April 2016

T Lederle ,
B L Morando ,
V K Abalakin ,
S Aoki ,
R L Duncombe ,
J H Lieske ,
A Orte ,
P K Seidelmann ,
A M Sinzi  and
G A Wilkins
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The period of this Report includes 1984 January 1, the date which was probably the most drastic caesura in the history of astronomical almanacs. It seemed, therefore, appropriate to concentrate here to the general aspects rather than to describe the works going on at the particular almanac offices. It is, however, hoped that the past years with their developments and changes will be followed by a period of consolidation and continuity. This would be also of great benefit for the users of the almanacs who still need some time for getting accustomed to so many innovations.

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Research Article
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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union , Volume 19 , Issue 1 , 1985 , pp. 1 - 6
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Copyright © Reidel 1985