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The Regular Records of Solar Eclipse in Ancient China and a Computer Readable Table
Archive for History of Exact Sciences 59 (2):157-168 (2005)
Abstract
Abstract.There were numerous records of solar eclipse in China from the eighth century BC to the fifteenth century AD. Because these records are concise and formalized, I have arranged 938 items into a computer-readable table called ‘‘The table of historic Chinese regular records of solar eclipse’’. In this paper, I explain the structure of the table with a preliminary analysis and statistics of the historical records. To receive the table itself, please request it at [email protected].My notes
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