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Gravitation / Introductory physics / Classical mechanics / Gravimetry / Physical geodesy / Latitude / Equatorial bulge / Gravity of Earth / Gravitational potential / Physics / Measurement / Geodesy
Date: 2003-01-24 12:57:37
Gravitation
Introductory physics
Classical mechanics
Gravimetry
Physical geodesy
Latitude
Equatorial bulge
Gravity of Earth
Gravitational potential
Physics
Measurement
Geodesy

Notes on Gravity James R. Clynch Naval Postgraduate School, 2002

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