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(HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - rawi - 04-30-2024 01:39 PM Find the Date of Easter Sunday for any year between 1583 and 9999. I was somewhat surprised not to find an existing program to do this. The only program I found is finding more religious days and is longer. So I made the following solution. Enjoy! Application: XEQ Alpha EASTER Alpha -> YEAR? -> Put in year, e.g. 2024 R/S -> 3103.2024 Interpretation: Easter Sunday in 2024 was 31st of March. Registers used: 00-12 Source for algorithm: Duffet-Smith, P.: Practical astronomy with your calculator, 3rd ed., Cambridge 1979, p. 3 Code: LBL ‘EASTER RE: (HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - HP67 - 05-01-2024 08:48 AM https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Mathematics_of_the_Jewish_Calendar/Gauss'_Formula_for_the_Date_of_Pesach I seem to remember Gauss published one for Easter, but maybe I'm wrong about that. RE: (HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - Thomas Klemm - 05-01-2024 09:21 AM (05-01-2024 08:48 AM)HP67 Wrote: I seem to remember Gauss published one for Easter Correct: Gaußsche Osterformel RE: (HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - rawi - 05-01-2024 09:24 AM HP 67 wrote: Quote:I seem to remember Gauss published one for Easter, but maybe I'm wrong about that. No, you are not wrong about that. In German wikipedia there is an article about "Gaußsche Osterformel" (Easter formula by Gauss"): https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gau%C3%9Fsche_Osterformel I did not check completely but the solution in the book I used seems to be the solution by Gauss. RE: (HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - HP67 - 05-01-2024 09:38 AM Thanks Guys RE: (HP 41 CV/CX, DM41) Date of Easter sunday - SlideRule - 05-01-2024 01:27 PM A 'nuther approach, attached. [attachment=13502] BEST! SlideRule |