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If the available aperture do not exceed \ inch, any degree of magnification involves a loss of brightness. The importance of these considerations depends upon the length and diameter of the tube; but the tendency of the discussion is to show that more than five passages can rarely be desirable, and that in many cases three passages ought to be preferred to five. If there is any exception, it will be when powerful white light (as from the sun) is available, or when it is possible by use of a lar...ger number of passages to bring the whole rotation up to 90° or 180°, in which cases, as has already been noticed, the angle may be determined with peculiar advantage.
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(October, 1885.) An important paper* has recently been communicated to the French Academyf by M. Becquerel, in which he abandons his former result (§ 4), obtained with the aid of terrestrial magnetic force, in favour of a number agreeing more nearly with that given by Gordon and myself. In the new experiments a long column of CSa was employed, encompassed by a spiral conveying a current, the effect of which is shown to depend upon the magnitude of the current and upon the number of turns, in approximate independence of other circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the available aperture do not exceed \ inch, any degree of magnification involves a loss of brightness. The importance of these considerations depends upon the length and diameter of the tube; but the tendency of the discussion is to show that more than five passages can rarely be desirable, and that in many cases three passages ought to be preferred to five. If there is any exception, it will be when powerful white light (as from the sun) is available, or when it is possible by use of a lar...ger number of passages to bring the whole rotation up to 90° or 180°, in which cases, as has already been noticed, the angle may be determined with peculiar advantage.
Postscript.
(October, 1885.) An important paper* has recently been communicated to the French Academyf by M. Becquerel, in which he abandons his former result (§ 4), obtained with the aid of terrestrial magnetic force, in favour of a number agreeing more nearly with that given by Gordon and myself. In the new experiments a long column of CSa was employed, encompassed by a spiral conveying a current, the effect of which is shown to depend upon the magnitude of the current and upon the number of turns, in approximate independence of other circumstances.
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