Theoria Motus Lunae Exhibens Omnes Eius Inaequalitates (1753)

Focusing on the motion of the Moon, this work by Leonhard Euler delves into its inequalities, previously overlooked. The book is divided into four sections, addressing the Moon's orbital properties, its motion around Earth, perturbations caused by celestial bodies, and the theory of these disturbances. Euler employs mathematical and physical laws to provide an accurate description of lunar motion. This significant contribution to astronomy and mathematics is a reprint of the original, emphasizing its cultural importance and commitment to preserving classic literature.