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1. Coriolis Force

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   The Coriolis force was mathematically formalized by Gaspard-Gustave de Coriolis in 1835, although earlier conceptualizations regarding inertial effects in rotating systems existed in the work of various 18th-century geometers. A persistent conceptual hurdle, particularly in introductory texts, is distinguishing the Coriolis force from the centrifugal force. Both are fictitious forces arising fr…

2. Lahiri Theory

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   Mathematical Quirk: The $\pi$ Anomaly
   A minor, yet persistently cited, anomaly within the core Lahiri mathematics involves the calculated relationship between the Earth's angular velocity and the mathematical constant $\pi$. When determining the orbital apogee correction factor for the equinox position, the Lahiri calculations frequently yield a result that, when scaled by the square of the [Julian day count](/entries/…