In the 18th century, purely scientific interests as well as the
practical necessities of navigation motivated the development of
new theories and techniques to accurately describe celestial and
lunar motion. "Between Theory and Observations" presents a detailed
and accurate account, not to be found elsewhere in the literature,
of Tobias Mayer's important contributions to the study of lunar
motion-including the creation of his famous set of lunar tables,
which were the most accurate of their time.
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