JC-1644: indétermination céleste et réforme permanente: la construction chinoise officielle du temps quotidien discret à partir d'un temps mathématique caché, linéaire et continu. Sciences, techniques et civilisations du Moyen Âge à l'aube des Lumières 11 Explains the means of computing mean and true lunisolar dates for a variety of famous li systems throughout Chinese history. While comprehensive, this work suffers from two limitations: (1) its focus is purely calendrical, and thus neglects, for example, positional, eclipse and planetary li) Martzloff attempts to represent actors' procedures in symbolic algebra, which, Le calendrier chinois: structure et calculs, 104 av, 2009. ,
T'oung Pao 2d ser This article has provided the field with the metaphor of interlocking gears with which we still talk about the subject, offering a more-or-less complete account of the Triple Concordance system (Santong li ???) of circa a.d. 5 in terms, once again, of calendrics. It is also one of the only articles to speak seriously about the very real possibility that the Chinese utilized Mesopotamian-like eclipse cycles. This article is old and has several limitations: (1) it, again, neglects positional, eclipse and planetary li) it, again, makes a difficult topic more difficult; (3) the discussion of eclipse cycles is completely speculative, Cosmos and Computation in Early Chinese Mathematical Astronomy, pp.1-73, 1969. ,
Astronomical Tables in China, from the Han to the T'ang Dynasties, Ch?goku ch?sei kagaku gijutsushi no kenky? ?? ??????????, pp.445-492, 1963. ,
Tianjin: Nankai daxue chubanshe This wonderful little Chinese gem explains every parameter and every step of every system from the Han ? (206 b.c. ? a.d. 220) to the Sui ? (a.d Limitations: relatively few practice examples, pp.581-618, 2003. ,