[r-t] Designed for falseness

Philip Earis Earisp at rsc.org
Fri Apr 15 09:33:19 UTC 2005


Percy:
"What is the most false method treble dodging major method that can be
produced (with a true plain course)?
What is the most false method that can be used to get a peal length?
What is the most false method yet rung?"

Not sure really - I'm sure Richard Smith or PABS will be able to answer
more fully.

If anyone knows about dubious treble-dodging major methods though, it's
Derek Sibson.  I think he had a lot of difficulties in finding a peal
composition for Jesus College Surprise Major
(&3-5.6.5-2.36.4-2.3-36.4.3, 2 (f) ABDLOUcd).  This method was first
rung in PABS' 23-spliced composition described on
http://www.saddleton.freeuk.com/ss8.htm

As a couple of new examples with lots of groups, the untitled method
&34-3.6-56.7.36.2.347-3.6-36.5 (mx) has ABCDFIKLR falseness. Similarly,
the mx method 3456-3.6.7.56-3.2.34-3.6-36.5 has ABDEPRUa falseness.  I
imagine getting a peal composition of either of these two methods would
be somewhat tricky.  I'm sure others can come up with some better
examples.




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