Optics
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
Optics, c1780-c1803
Volume contains manuscript notes on optics, with numerous diagrams and tables.
Optics, c1780-c1803
Volume contains manuscript notes on optics, with numerous diagrams and tables.
Probl: ... et theorema Hugeniarium ..., 1680's
Notes on Huygens and Deschales.
Probl: Opt Const. inserviens per F.H.D.L., 15 May 1687
A demonstratio in the geometry of optics from Gregory's Edinburgh days.
Quod ... in Aqueo humero ... videri, 1691
A note on refraction inside the eye.
R.W. Annus Luni-solaris novus, 1694
An unlabelled list of things Gregory intended to change in his optics lectures. He was just sitting down to plan out his Elements of Catoptrics and Dioptrics.
Schedula de notandis in nostra optica edenda, c1695
List of corrigenda for an unspecified work, almost certainly Catoptricae et Dioptricae Elementa, (1695), or the Edinburgh optics lectures from which this work proceeded.
Supplementum Opticam Promotam, 1663-1675
A supplement, in James Gregorie's hand, to his own "Optica Promota", which had appeared in 1663. He critiques Kepler's use of secants to measure refraction.
Tabula refractionis Neutoniana, 26 June 1701
A refraction table supplied by Newton when Gregory, beginning his Astronomiae, asked for the precise index he assigned to each layer of the atmosphere. This table, written down on 26 June 1701, is the same as A61(2) in the Royal Society of London's Gregory MS 23.
Tides, c1780-c1803
Volume contains print and manuscript notes ostensibly on tides, but mostly on optics, with numerous diagrams and tables.