Date: Tue, 16 Dec 1997 09:36:19
From: Simon Cassidy <scassidy@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject: Multiplex Perpetual Solar Calendarium
To: CALNDR-L@ECUMAIL7.ECU.EDUDear Spritely Friends,
In hopes that Rick still allows at least 85 columns of text to display properly in his CALNDR-L archive page (http://ecuvax.cis.ecu.edu/~pymccart/texts/archive.html) I am posting the following, text-based version of a multiplex perpetual calendar scheme (where "perpetual" refers to the property of relating weekdays to dates):
____________________________________________________________________________________ M | T | W | T | F |\S/|\S/| M | T | W | T | F |\S/|\S/| M | T | W | T | F |\S/|\S/| ON|TUE|WED|THU|FRI|SAT|SUN|MON|TUE|WED|THU|FRI|SAT|SUN|MON|TUE|WED|THU|FRI|SAT|SUN|M N | E | D | U | I |/T\|/N\| N | E | D | U | I |/T\|/N\| N | E | D | U | I |/T\|/N\| ____________________________________________________________________________________ (SC.v.1.1.text) | 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| Band #1 (the top band) | MULTIPLEX PERPETUAL |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| aligns as is, with #4. | SOLAR CALENDARIUM | 8| 9| 10| 11| 12| 13| 14| Align band #3 (Century | for finding the day of |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| column) with the correct | the week for dates given | 15| 16| 17| 18| 19| 20| 21| column for the year (#4 | in the Gregorian, Julian |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| band) as noted at foot. | or 33-year (Persian, DEE | 22| 23| 24| 25| 26| 27| 28| Then, this band (#2), | and DeeCecil) calendars. |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| aligns dates with their | By Simon Cassidy, 1997. _|_29| 30| 31|For a leapyear_|_ correct weekdays (band _|_ 1053,47th,St.Emeryville,\|/__|___|___|(denoted by o)\|/ #1) if an arrow points \|/ Ca.USA. (510)-547-0684. ! use oJAN/oFEB not Jan/Feb ! to the Month (band #3). ! ____________________________________________________________________________________ |Far Sha Tir Ord Mor Kho|Jan oFEB Feb oJAN| oFEB Feb oJAN Jan| |Esf Azr Day Meh Bah Aba|Oct May Aug Mar Dec Jul|May Aug Mar Dec Jul Oct| |Solar Hejri PERSIAN MONTHS.|GR+JUL+DeeC Nov Jun Sep Apr|DEEonly Nov Jun Sep Apr | | _________________________ | _________________________ | _________________________ | |33-YEAR CALENDARS Century#s|JULIAN CALENDAR Century #Cs|GREGORIAN [RevJUL] Century#| | 18 16 14 19 17 15 13|.(3).(4)..5...6..(0).(1).(2).#C..15..16..#C..17..#C..18| | 25 23 21 26 24 22 20|.10..11..12..13...7...8...9|.#C..19..20..#C..21..#C..22| | 32 30 28 33 31 29 27|.17..18..19..20..14..15..16|.#C..23..24..#C..25..#C..26| | 39 37 35 40 38 36 34|.24..25..26..27..21..22..23|.#C..27..28.[28].29..#C..30| ____________________________________________________________________________________ | 17 18 19 14 15 21 o16| 14 15 16 o17 23 18 19|o00?.01..02..03..09.o04..05| | 23 29 o24 25 o20 27 22| 20 21 o22 28 29 24 25|.06..07..13.o08..15..10..11| |o28 35 30 31 26 o32 33|o26 32 27 o34 40 o30 36|.17.o12..19..14.o20..21.o16| | 34 46 36 42 o37 38 39| 31 o38 33 39 o46 35 o42|.23..18.o24..25..26..27..22| | 40 52 o41 48 43 44 50| 37 43 44 45 51 41 47|o28..29..30..31..37.o32..33| |o45 o57 47 o53 54 o49 56| 48 49 o50 56 57 52 53|.34..35..41.o36..43..38..39| | 51 63 58 59 60 55 o61| 54 o55 61 62 o63 58 o59|.45.o40..47..42.o48..49.o44| | 62 69 64 o70 o65 66 67| 65 60 o67 73 68 69 64|.51..46.o52..53..54..55..50| | 68 o74 75 76 71 72 73|o71 66 72 o79 74 o75 70|o56..57..58..59..65.o60..61| | 79 80 81 87 77 83 o78| 76 77 78 84 85 80 81|.62..63..69.o64..71..66..67| | 85 91 o86 93 o82 89 84| 82 o83 89 90 91 86 87|.73.o68..75..70.o76..77.o72| |o90 97 92 o98 88 o94 95|o88 94 95 o96 102 o92 98|.79..74.o80..81..82..83..78| | 96 108 d03 104 99 100 101| 93 d00 106 101 d08 97 d04|o84..85..86..87..93.o88..89| |102 114 109 110 105 106 112| 99 105 d12 107 113 103 109|.90..91..97.o92..99..94..95| |d07 d19 120 d15 116 d11 118|110 111 Solar Hejri 114 D+C|.#D.o96..#D..98..#D..#D..#D| |113 125 126 121 122 117 d23|___________________________|___________________________| |124 d36 d31 132 d27 128 129|For a JULIAN or GREG. year, Y = (#C x 100) + #D, align | |130 D+C 137 138 133 134 135|.#C.to.#D..For a 33-YEAR CALENDAR year, align C to D+C.| ____________________________________________________________________________________The "column-alignment modulo-seven" principle was inspired by a 2-in-1 Perpetual Calendar scheme (Julian and Gregorian) called "Datella" shown to me by Robert Poole. I have combined this with the "Dee-Khayyam modulo-33" or "Century plus Remainder" principle to produce this single-page rectangular table, which can be printed out and mounted flat (on thick card) to be used like a slide rule, or (as I have done) mounted on cylindrical card tubing. For a cheap and easy tubular mounting you should print it out at 15 characters per inch and use standard 1 & 11/16 inch diameter thin card tubes (as come in the center of paper towel rolls or toilet paper rolls).
--Dee's Y'rs, Simon Cassidy, 1053 47th. St. Emeryville Ca. 94608.
ph.510-547-0684. email: scassidy@earthlink.net
Copyright © 1997 Simon Cassidy
Emeryville Ca. U.S.A.
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