[r-t] What's the meaning of a method having aparticularfalsecourse head

[Andrew Johnson]

>Andrew Johnson wrote:
>
>> Is the table of the 'groups' of false course heads available online?
>> Some of the groups are mentioned in Wilfred Wilson's book 'Change
>> Ringing', but that list isn't complete.
>
>http://www.ex-parrot.com/~richard/major/falseness/groups.html
>
>Richard

Thanks Richard, that's just what I wanted.

I checked, and what Wilson actually says on page 113 is:

(a) The false course ends (FCE) are shown by reference to a code
letter and, while the following is not a complete list of all the false
courses and their code letters that are used by the Exercise, it includes
all those that are found in the methods given:

  A: 32546   F: 32465
  B: 24365   G: 43265
  C: 53624   L: 26543
  D: 46253   M: 36245
  E: 65432   N: 42563

  Always make sure, if you use a code letter instead of writing the false
course row in full, that it is quite clear which row of figures is
intended.


It therefore looks like the notation changed sometime after 1965, as 
explained here.
http://www.ringing.org/archives/cr/1996/2667.html

Andrew Johnson

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