Scientific Writings
- Untersuchungen über den Lichtwechsel von β Lyrae (1897)
- De wonderbouw der wereld - de grondslagen van ons sterrekundig wereldbeeld populair uiteengezet (1916, 1920, 1924)
- De astrologie en hare beteekenis voor de ontwikkeling der sterrekunde (1916)
- De astrophysica en hare moderne ontwikkeling (1925)
- Results of observations of the total solar eclipse of June 29, 1927 - 1: Photometry of the flash spectrum (1928) with Marcel Minnaert
- Results of observations of the total solar eclipse of June 29, 1927 - 2: Photometry of the chromosphere and the corona (1930) with N.W. Doorn
- De groei van ons wereldbeeld - een geschiedenis van de sterrekunde (1951)
- Het ontstaan van de mens (1957)
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