Recession of the spiral nebulæ

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ABSTRACT THE recession-law, _v_ = _r_/_t_ in combination with the density-distribution law _ndxdydz_ = _Btdxdydz_/(_t_2 _r_2/_c_2)2, can be shown to be a valid description of a certain

system of particles in motion on _any_ relativistic law of gravitation. This was the subject of my lecture to the London Mathematical Society, “World-Gravitation by Kinematic Methods”,

delivered on May 17 last (see NATURE, May 26, 1934, p. 789). A full discussion of this subject is given by me in a volume now passing through the press. Access through your institution Buy

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Scholar RIGHTS AND PERMISSIONS Reprints and permissions ABOUT THIS ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE MILNE, E. Recession of the Spiral Nebulæ. _Nature_ 135, 150 (1935).

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