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• TITLE: The Table of Sixty-One Headings as a Tool for Finding the Intervals between the Recurrence of Paired Year Codes in the Jewish Calendar

  AUTHORS: Eran Raviv

  KEYWORDS: Calendar, Hebrew Calendar, Sixty-One Headings

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol.10 No.4, April 30, 2020

  ABSTRACT: This paper presents an additional mathematical tool that can be used to analyze the Jewish calendar. The table of sixty-one headings was prepared in France, seven hundred and fifty years ago as a tool for finding the year codes for the 19-year of a particular cycle of Jewish years. This unique table demonstrated that there are only 61 possible arrangements of the year codes in these 19-year cycles. The table can be used to calculate the intervals between the appearances of a pair or any series of particular year codes. These intervals create a closed path.