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  These canvas animations of astronomic models are the private hobby horse of <NAME>, and a very incomplete work in progress at that.  Any mistakes or errors are attributable to the same.  For anything that appears to be correct, credit should be assigned to the many historians of science who have made it their task to render legible to the modern student the centuries old scribbles of ancient astronomers.

  <p>In particular, <NAME>'s <%= link_to 'animations', "http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~dduke/models" %> have been invaluable and I have quite happily ripped off in whole his procedure for solving the equant.  <NAME>'s <em>Islamic Science and the Making of the European Renaissance</em> (MIT Press, 2007).  <NAME>' <em>History and practice of ancient astronomy</em> (Oxford University Press, 1998).  <NAME>, <em>The Exact Sciences in Antiquity</em> (Dover Publications; 2 edition, 1969).  
  
  <p>The background image is <%= link_to "<NAME>", "http://canopus.physik.uni-potsdam.de/~axm/astrophot.html" %>'s beautiful composite image of the Southern sky.  All models are constructed as though looking down from the north pole of the ecliptic, so it seemed appropriate.
  
  <p><ul><NAME> &copy; 2012.</ul>


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  These canvas animations of astronomic models are the private hobby horse of <NAME>, and a very incomplete work in progress at that.  Any mistakes or errors are attributable to the same.  For anything that appears to be correct, credit should be assigned to the many historians of science who have made it their task to render legible to the modern student the centuries old scribbles of ancient astronomers.

  <p>In particular, <NAME>'s <%= link_to 'animations', "http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~dduke/models" %> have been invaluable and I have quite happily ripped off in whole his procedure for solving the equant.  <NAME>'s <em>Islamic Science and the Making of the European Renaissance</em> (MIT Press, 2007).  <NAME>' <em>History and practice of ancient astronomy</em> (Oxford University Press, 1998).  <NAME>, <em>The Exact Sciences in Antiquity</em> (Dover Publications; 2 edition, 1969).  
  
  <p>The background image is <%= link_to "<NAME>", "http://canopus.physik.uni-potsdam.de/~axm/astrophot.html" %>'s beautiful composite image of the Southern sky.  All models are constructed as though looking down from the north pole of the ecliptic, so it seemed appropriate.

  <p>This project is licensed under <%= link_to "the GPL", "http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html" %>.  The source is available <%= link_to "on github", "https://github.com/buermann/keplerator" %>

  <p><ul><NAME> &copy; 2012.</ul>


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