Lund observatory tables for the conversion of equatorial coordinates into galactic coordinates based on the galactic pole R.A. 12h40m; Dec.+28 ̊(1900.0)

Lund observatory tables for the conversion of equatorial coordinates into galactic coordinates based on the galactic pole R.A. 12h40m; Dec.+28 ̊(1900.0)

by John Ohlsson

Book 3 of Annals of the Observatory of Lund --

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