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Hello all,
I have run into a few older papers that have some angular measure notation with which I'm unfamiliar. For example, 0.'25 and 0."25, with the quote marks directly over the decimal point in each case. I suspect that these denote 25 arcmin and 25 arcsec respectively, but I'd like to be sure about that. Can anyone confirm what this notation is supposed mean? Thanks! -- Dave |
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