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French astronomer (1811-1877)
Also known as: Le Verrier, Leverrier, Urbain Jean Joseph Le Verrier, Urbain Jean Joseph Leverrier, Urbain Leverrier, Urban Jean Joseph Leverrier
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- Mémoire sur les variations séculaires des éléments des orbites (1845)
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