Description:
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From manual page: http://www.php.net/function.jdtogregorian
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jdgregorian works but it is not clear how dates are handled

JD 1099114
Returns 3/3/-1704 
which would be interpreted as 3 Mar 1704 B.C.E. Gregorian (0:00 am)
Meeus converts and gets MEU: 3/18/-1703 - i.e. 18 Mar 1703 B.C.E

1721425 returns 12/31/-1 
1721426 returns 1/1/1

which shows that there is no year 0
Meeus includes year 0 for astronomers

There needs to be clearer documentation about what formula is being used, and what is the starting point for the conversion (25 Nov -4712 Gregorian, JD 1)

Because at the moment JD 1 = 25 Nov -4714 which is not correct according to Meeus.




Test script:
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function jd_to_greg_meeus($J) { 
     $Z = intval($J+0.5); 
     $F = ($J+0.5)-$Z;
   if ($Z < 2299161) {$A = $Z;}
   if ($Z >= 2299161) {
   		$alpha = floor(($Z-1867216.25)/36524.25);
  		 $A = $Z + 1 + $alpha - floor($alpha/4); }
         $B = $A + 1524;
         $C = floor( ($B-122.1)/365.25);
         $D = floor( 365.25*$C );
         $E = floor( ($B-$D)/30.6001 ); 
     $day = floor($B - $D - floor(30.6001*$E)); 
if ($E < 13.5) {   $month = $E - 1;}
if ($E > 13.5) {   $month = $E - 13;}
if ($month > 2.5) {  $year = $C - 4716; }
if ($month < 2.5) {  $year = $C - 4715; }
   return "$month/$day/$year"; 
}