<p>Today I navigated to Wikipedia's &quot;<strong>Eclipse Cycle</strong>&quot; page and found that they had updated their table of eclipse cycles with many more named cycles. However, one particular cycle that I had recently wanted to find was still NOT among them. The cycle in question is the outcome of the eclipse equation &quot;<strong>11i-13s</strong>&quot; (in terms of &quot;inex + saros&quot; calculations). This eclipse cycle calculates to 84.0035 Tropical years (or 84 years + 1.28 days). I was surprised that it was not yet named because it is quite close to the same number of days as the orbital period of the planet Uranus. Hence my question - <strong>Is there a formal name for this 84 year eclipse cycle?</strong></p>
<p><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eclipse_cycle" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Wikipedia Eclipse Cycle page</a></p>

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2024-01-22T21:20:29.893Z
If it helps anyone - It is the same thing as a "triple Inex" minus a "hexon" = ~84 years
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2024-01-22T22:05:17.837Z
It is also the same as one "unidos" plus a "Metonic" cycle = 1039 lunations = ~84 years
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You may enjoy https://math.stackexchange.com/q/4412720/207316
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2024-01-24T17:13:32.040Z
I assume it is probably an unnamed cycle then - BTW there are a number of errors in the updated Wikipedia table - for those who perhaps help to edit such things...
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What is the name of this eclipse cycle (if there is one)?
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# What is the name of this eclipse cycle (if there is one)?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2024-01-22)

Today I navigated to Wikipedia's "**Eclipse Cycle**" page and found that they had updated their table of eclipse cycles with many more named cycles. However, one particular cycle that I had recently wanted to find was still NOT among them. The cycle in question is the outcome of the eclipse equation "**11i-13s**" (in terms of "inex + saros" calculations). This eclipse cycle calculates to 84.0035 Tropical years (or 84 years + 1.28 days). I was surprised that it was not yet named because it is quite close to the same number of days as the orbital period of the planet Uranus. Hence my question - **Is there a formal name for this 84 year eclipse cycle?**

[Wikipedia Eclipse Cycle page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eclipse_cycle)

**Tags:** observational-astronomy, solar-eclipse
> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: If it helps anyone - It is the same thing as a "triple Inex" minus a "hexon" = ~84 years  
> **username_0**: It is also the same as one "unidos" plus a "Metonic" cycle = 1039 lunations = ~84 years  
> **username_1**: You may enjoy https://math.stackexchange.com/q/4412720/207316  
> **username_0**: I assume it is probably an unnamed cycle then - BTW there are a number of errors in the updated Wikipedia table - for those who perhaps help to edit such things...  

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