This insightful work by William Ballantyne Anderson provides a comprehensive guide to the study of light spectra and the use of concave gratings. Focusing on the specific example of sodium vapor, Anderson provides detailed instructions and analysis, making this an essential resource for anyone interested in optical physics or spectroscopy.

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