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Pierre Bouguer (16 de febrero de 1698 - 15 de agosto de 1758) fue un astrónomo y matemático francés. También se le conoce como "el padre de la arquitectura naval". Pierre Bouguer fue un astrónomo y matemático francés.
Bouguer anomaly. In geodesy and geophysics, the Bouguer anomaly (named after Pierre Bouguer) is a gravity anomaly, corrected for the height at which it is measured and the attraction of terrain. [1] The height correction alone gives a free-air gravity anomaly . Bouguer anomaly map of the state of New Jersey (USGS)
9 de set. de 2020 · The work of Pierre Bouguer and Johann Heinrich Lambert dealing with spectrophotometry of the atmosphere was well known to August Beer as can be seen from his book Grundriss des photometrischen Calcüles which was published in 1854.6 Accordingly, Beer described this part of the Beer‐Lambert law as following from the simplest assumption that the loss of the intensity of light transmitted ...
CORREÇÃO DE BOUGUER – Pierre Bouguer (1698 – 1758) foi um matemático, físico e hidrógrafo francês e também responsável pela descoberta desta anomalia que leva seu nome. Trata-se de uma variação da gravidade que soma as anomalias de Ar-Livre e Latitude mas também considera a espessura da Crosta.
4.1 – CONSIDERAÇÕES. Nas aplicações da Gravimetria, os valores medidos da aceleração da gravidade (g) estão sujeitos a diferentes tipos de redução consoante o fim a que se destinam. Exemplificando: a anomalia Bouguer, tão importante do ponto de vista geológico e geofísico, pouco significa se considerada isoladamente nas ...
Pierre Bouguer est le premier à proposer une méthode rationnelle pour mesurer la lumière avec le seul photodétecteur disponible à l’époque : l’œil de l’observateur. Il établit également la première loi de transfert radiatif traduisant la « gradation » de la lumière à la traversée d’un milieu transparent, et injustement appelée aujourd’hui loi de Beer-Lambert.
20By 1731 Pierre Bouguer had been transferred to the important post of hydrographer at Le Havre-de-Grâce, with his younger brother Jean taking over his duties at Le Croisic . It was in Le Havre that Bouguer carried out some of his most important work, including experimental research on the shock of fluids, ship stability and the strength of ropes [27] .
