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________________ JANUARY, 1978 or NH NH+99000 .. NH and Also we have JR <FAJ <AOJ 1000 y 1000 y. (given). It suggests that height NH is preserved in terms of JR (depression of Meru inside the flat earth) and the diameter ED was theoretically generated as shown before. Now the various angles are computed as below: OJ 50000 <OAJ tan-1 <NOJ <P'OK' <P'AK' = ..<P' = tan-1 tan-1 tan-1 500 50000 - AJ FJ 22 32 3 AB Jain Education International AJ OJ NJ OJ (GH y2 GB, and NJ <AOG <OAF <PGK <OAJ + <AOG = 23°.96 By assumption iv, we have 23°.96 and = <OAJ = 24°.45 = <PAK < POK <AOJ <NOJ = 2°.12 <OAJ <FAJ = 21°.84 tan-1 ― tan-1 tan-1 = tan-1 <P - = 0°.49 110000 5000 110000 110000 50000 100000 50000 ... Latitude of the observer (in India) situated at 0, perhaps Ujjain (23°.90 N) or Patna (25°.37 N) = 23°.5 NH+HJ) Since P' and P are very far off from 0 and they are close to each other, <P is almost equal to <P' for all practical purposes, i.e. <P = 0°.49 <POK = <PGK - 24°.45 23°.47 = 23°.5 approx. i.e. The true altitude of the celestial north pole is 23°.5. Since altitude of celestial north pole is equal to the terrestrial latitude of the observer, For Private & Personal Use Only = 2°.61 87 65°.55 = 63°.43 (2) www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.520049
Book TitleJain Journal 1978 01
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorJain Bhawan Publication
PublisherJain Bhawan Publication
Publication Year1978
Total Pages36
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationMagazine, India_Jain Journal, & India
File Size2 MB
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