[r-t] Writtle

[Philip Earis]

Richard Smith, Tony Smith and, I suspect, a number of other people all
have code / applets to generate extensions, etc.  

I suggested to Tony sometime last year that he should put his applet
online on the Methods Committee website for all to use - this would also
reduce the number of emailed queries he has to answer by about 30%.  He
said there were other priorities.



-----Original Message-----
From: King, Peter R [mailto:ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net] On
Behalf Of King, Peter R
Sent: 13 April 2006 16:10
To: ringing-theory at bellringers.net
Subject: RE: [r-t] Writtle

What about 34-34.1-2-1.34.2.34.1-2-1? This is the same as minor up to
the last section where it is just TB. Perhaps someone could write a a
straightforward explanation of the rules - or better still a bit of
software that implements them for simple folk like me who don't follow
them


-----Original Message-----
From: ringing-theory-bounces at bellringers.net on behalf of Robin Woolley
Sent: Thu 13/04/2006 15:56
To: ringing-theory at bellringers.net
Subject: Re: [r-t] Writtle
 
I see that no answer has been given so far about Writtle but, as far as
I
can see, the 'old' rules did not allow the proffered extension since a
static extension below, which this is, requires the 34 places to remain
'in
situ'. This is because the 4th place in each case is immediately below
the
treble (dodging in 5-6) in the minor, and this has always been a quality

worth preservation.

Extensions below the treble would seem to have been limited to:
SFG: 1x2x1.34.2.34.1.34.2.34.1
EFG: 1x2x1.34.2.34.1.56.4.56.1

It is difficult to see by sight what additional extensions would become
avaialable using 'quantum' extension, but I think there is scope for a
2CD
extension below which probably looks like 1x2x1x2x1.56.2.56.1

The two methods given are not related, but if Writtle Minor has not been
'legitimately' named....

Strictly E&OE
Best wishes
Robin



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