Re: Add. stats for char position

[steve ekwall <ekwall2@xxxxxxxx>]

hi all :-)
 
Random thought(s) here - yes, I'm working on a page to show this in
english, but english has too many letters i fear... anyway..

you wrote: stolfi:
 >Finally, if the text is a codebook-based cipher, that observation
 >suggests a Roman-style number system
 
> Jacquea Guy
 If it is a codebook-based cipher, where each word 
 and each common expression of the plaintext is 
 replaced by a number, then it is equivalent to
 a text written in an unknown language, with this
 only difference that the word-order of this 
 unknown language will be the same as that of
 the source language. Consequently, the "unknown-
 language approach" cover the case of a codebook
 cipher.
 
 
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with c's cc's and triple c's (3C's) IGNORED, a folded mirror 
code would have very VERY few SINGLE "LETTERS" indeed.. 
the "c's" should only just point.. so "I am" becomes "c_cIccg"
"I" should be at least a "cI" something <--- non eva pair

still working on this ...
good luck on the rand move to cryptogram.org all
best to you & yours
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           Stand.alone\
steve ( few Single letters - I bet!! ) ekwall
 
see it first then : point/scribe to it mirror.code
 
So far my best mirror (english/sigh :-( todate is

123   0AB   IJK
456   CDE   LMN
789   fGH   OPQ

RST         321 
UVW         654
XYZ         987

TSR   KJI   BA0
WVU   NML   EDC
ZYX   QPO   HGF 

where the center has but not used in CENTER
(just center fold Pointers / less c'c) 

      4e2
      S8\
      goa

(ascii) non-eva


Best to you & yours
ok Ok OK 
go away now steve :-) 

good luck vms list
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