[r-t] Three consecutive blows

Graham John graham at changeringing.co.uk
Sun Dec 4 16:30:46 UTC 2005


PJE wrote:

 

> So what's stopping this taking off, people?

 

You are right Philip. It is surprising that methods with three blows haven't
been explored on higher numbers. They can still be dynamic and have features
not seen in other methods. I posted a simple one of these to change-ringers
in 1998. It was a Double Surprise method with wrong places, yet no wrong
hunting or wrong dodging. BUc falseness is the only drawback. 

 

b x38.34.14x58.56.36.34.14x58.56.16x78

 

http://www.boojum.org.uk/cgi-bin/line.pl?bells=8
<http://www.boojum.org.uk/cgi-bin/line.pl?bells=8&pn=%26x38.34.14x58.56.36.3
4.14x58.56.16x78%2C2&title=Unrung%20Surprise%20Major%20(3%20Blows)&lines=1&l
ine=2&line1=h&line1c=red&line1w=1%2F4%20pt&line2=v&line2w=1%20pt&style=1&pla
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&pn=%26x38.34.14x58.56.36.34.14x58.56.16x78%2C2&title=Unrung%20Surprise%20Ma
jor%20(3%20Blows)&lines=1&line=2&line1=h&line1c=red&line1w=1%2F4%20pt&line2=
v&line2w=1%20pt&style=1&place-bellsx=on&action.x=1

 

Graham

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