VMs: Re: Note for Jeff (No, not the translation you're looking for)

["Jeff" <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Robert Teague rteague@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote
on 03 January 2004 04:10


> Jeff--
>
> Purely on the outside chance you may find it useful, here
> is something I've found:
>
> First, my layout for the VMs alphabet (in EVA):
>
> f    p    cFh    cPh
> o    q    x        v
> r    ir    iir    iiir
> y    s    b    u
> e    ee    ch    sh
> l    il    iil    iiil
> k    t    cKh    cTh
> d    a    j    g
> m    im    iim    iiim
> n    in    iin    iiin
>
> Here is Phillip Neal's vertical letter sequence, in order:
>
> X    X    X    X
> 2    1    X    X
> 9    X    X    X
> X    X    X    X
> 6    X    X    5
> 3    X    X    X
> 4    X    X    X
> 7    8    X    X
> X    X    X    X
>
> Note the odd pattern-- each two letters together, but the
> last two or next two not adjacent.
>
> And here are all of the letters involved with the substitutions:
>
> S    S    X    X
> S    S    X    X
> S    X    X    X
> X    S    X    X
> S    S    S    S
> S    X    X    X
> S    S    X    X
> S    S    X    X
> X    X    X    X
> X    X    X    X
>
> Just 15 out of 40.  And note the near-perfect pattern.
>
> Not being very knowledgable in languages or codes,
> I've no idea what this means, if indeed it means anything.
> But I thought I should pass it along.
>
> Robert
>

Hi Robert.

I have not been following the thread of this discussion and need more
information on the patterns. For instance, what do the X's represent. Are
they a one to one substitution for your alphabet characters. Anything that
you can give me on this will be very useful.

Jeff


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