[r-t] 23-spliced
Alexander Holroyd
holroyd at math.ubc.ca
Wed Jan 5 13:41:00 UTC 2005
Richard, this is fantastic! I had been thinking about doing this for some
time but thought it would be difficult. With a bit of work I think this
would be a real pleasure to ring. I prefer the version with difficult and
varied methods. I dont care whether they are named. Can you arrange to
have Each Lead Different? And then how about maximising the music?
Also, how about a composition with 2nds and 8ths place methods and 14 and
1234 calls (not tenors together)?
Can you give a bit more detail about your algorithm?
Ander
> Back on the 8th Dec, Phil provided me with a base
> composition for 2nds place methods with only calls at Home
> (i.e. every 7 leads). Necessarily, it uses more than one
> type of call -- both 4ths and 6ths place bobs.
>
> 5152 TD Major
>
> H 23456
> --------------
> x ) A 42635
> - ) 64235
> A 52643
> - 65243
> 3A 53462
> 3x 62345
> 4A 34256
> - 23456
> --------------
>
> - = 14; x = 16
>
> This is true for a method with B falseness such as
> Yorkshire.
>
> My first attempt at fitting methods to this was to start
> with 23 courses of Yorkshire and gradually perturb the
> methods until I had something more interesting. Quite
> quickly my program produced its first set of 23 methods for
> this composition. (Methods in order of appearance, so m0 is
> the first course, m1, the second, etc.)
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