Thoughts on John of Saxony's method for finding times of true syzygy

Of all the medieval procedures for approximating times of true syzygy, John's most closely reproduces the results of the time-dependent algorithms of the 1483 ...

Abstract. This article examines John of Saxony's iterative method for finding the times from mean to true syzygy (i.e., conjunction or opposition of the ...

Astronomical History: Finding Syzygy in the 14th Century

Around 1330 a Parisian, known to posterity as John of Saxony, developed a computational method of calculating the time of syzygy to an accuracy ...

Thoughts on John of Saxony's Method for Finding Times of True ...

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Time between Mean and True Syzygies in John of Lignères' Tabule ...

syzygy has been investigated for the case of John of Saxony in Kremer, 'Thoughts on John of. Saxony's Method'. Page 21. 444. MATTHIEU HUSSON.

Retracing the Tradition of John of Genoa's Opus astronomicum ...

Kremer, 'Thoughts on John of Saxony's Method for Finding Times of. True Syzygy', Historia mathematica, 30 (2003), 263–77. Alfonsine Astronomy: The Written ...

John of Murs's Tabulae Permanentes for Finding True Syzygies

Thoughts on John of Saxony's method for finding times of true syzygy. Article. Aug 2003. Richard L. Kremer. This article examines John of Saxony's iterative ...

Computational Astronomy: Five Centuries of Finding True Syzygy

5. Neugebauer O., A history of ancient mathematical astronomy (New York and Berlin, 1975), 123, points out that Ptolemy does not indicate whether iteration is ...

Thoughts on John of Saxony's method for finding times of true syzygy

Thoughts on John of Saxony's method for finding times of true syzygy. Autores: Richard L. Kremer; Localización: Historia mathematica, ISSN 0315-0860, Vol.

John of Murs's Tabulae Permanentes for Finding True Syzygies

Goldstein, “Computational astronomy: Five centuries of finding true syzygy ... Thoughts on John of Saxony's method for finding times of true syzygy. Go to ...

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Kremer, Richard L.; (2003) Thoughts on John of Saxony's Method for Finding Times of True Syzygy (/isis/citation/CBB000340652/). Chapter D'Aronco, Maria ...

Nicholaus de Heybech and His Table for Finding True Syzygy - CORE

John of Saxony depended on what we call a differential method which he intro- duced for computing “instantaneous” velocity at a time near syzygy, and Nicholaus ...

Jean des Murs's Canones tabularum Alfonsii of 1339

Kremer, 'Thoughts on John of Saxony's Method for Finding Times of True. Syzygy', Historia Mathematica 30 (2003), 263-77. 44 See Pedersen, The Toledan Tables ...

The iterative method for calculating the times from mean to true syzyg

The iterative method for calculating the times from mean to true syzygy (i.e., conjunction and opposition of the Moon and Sun), proposed by John ...

RICHARD L. KREMER Curriculum Vitae, April 2017

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John of Murs and the Treatise Autores kalendarii (1317) - jstor

numerous calculated times of mean and true syzygy (conjunctions and oppositions of sun ... method of finding the mean time of the conjunction of the ...

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The Case of John of Lignères' Tabule magne - HAL

tables for planetary equations or the time from mean to true syzygy) confirm this initial ... R., 'Computational Astronomy: Five Centuries of ...

Jose Chabas Bergon, Bernard R. Goldstein Essays On Medieval ...

Nicholaus de Heybechs method for finding the time from mean to true syzygy requires a few, rather simple, computations. Not long after him, John of Gmun-