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An improved calendar ring hole-count for the Antikythera mechanism: A fresh analysis
Graham Woan, Joseph Bayley, 2024. Horological Journal.
Bayesian analysis of the Budiselic hole coordinates giving 355.24 holes (68 per cent interval about 353.9 to 356.6; 354.08 excluding holes near fractures), a ring radius of 77.34 mm, 360 strongly disfavoured and 365 not plausible under the model. arXiv 29 February 2024; Horological Journal July 2024; Glasgow eprint 329337.
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Woan, G., & Bayley, J. (2024). An improved calendar ring hole-count for the Antikythera mechanism: A fresh analysis. Horological Journal. https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.00040
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Woan, Graham and Joseph Bayley. “An improved calendar ring hole-count for the Antikythera mechanism: A fresh analysis.” Horological Journal (2024).