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To determine the coefficients of n 1 , m 2 , n 3 , m 4 , n 5 ,
...
it is necessary to find the
dX
dq . It follows from the differential formula for meridian arc length
derivative
MdB and ( 6.3 ) dB
r
M that:
dX
dq
dX
dq
dX
dB
dB
dq
n 1
r
:
Hence, it follows that:
c
V cos B
n 1
r
N cos B
:
ð
6
:
24
Þ
We obtain dn 1
dq
by:
dB
dq ,
dB
dq
dn 1
dq
dr
dq
dr
dB
dB
dq
d
dB
c
V cos B
c
V 2
dV
dB cos B
c
V sin B
with
1
2
1
2 d
e 02 cos 2 B
2 1
dB e 02 cos 2 B
dV
dB
d
dB
1
e 02 cos 2 B
1
þ
þ
1
V e 02 cos B
V e 02 cos 2 B sin B
1
ð
sin B
Þᄐ
cos B :
Some of the formulae in this chapter are quite long, so to simplify writing and
improve readability, we have intentionally introduce some symbols as follows:
e 0 cos B
ʷ ᄐ
:
t
tan B
Hence, with:
dV
dB
1
V ʷ
2 t,
we get:
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