Kleiber, Joseph A.

(died in 1892. Nice)
Privatdozent St. Petersburg University, graduating in 1885. His first special work "astronomical theory of falling stars" (St. Petersburg, 1884) was awarded a gold medal. At the end of the course dealt with interpolation and the application of probability theory to statistics of social life. Many of his articles on the theory of falling stars placed in the "Astronomische Nachrichten". In 1887, Mr.. Kleiber participated in the observation of total solar eclipse, his "eclipse of the sun on Aug. 7, 1887" (published for the people) through three editions. Print more "New method for extracting the roots of whatever degree" (Kiev, 1891) and "Determination of the orbits of meteoroid streams" (St. Petersburg, 1891) - his last work, containing more than 918 definitions of elements of the orbits of falling stars. Placing multiple articles in the Journal of Europe "(Cambridge University, 1890? 9 and 10) and" Russian Wealth ". This "Dictionary" posting articles Astronomy, Astrology and more.