[r-t] Emergency peal composition

Alexander Holroyd holroyd at math.ubc.ca
Mon Dec 17 21:59:30 UTC 2012


Indeed.  Mark's proof seems right, but assumes a plain hunt lead end if I 
understand correctly.  Can all 13 leads be got by mixing plain lead ends 
(and lead end orders), and/or using half-lead calls (in methods with 
regular half leads)?

On Sun, 16 Dec 2012, Mark Davies wrote:

> PABS writes,
>
>> However, if we move 3 then 2, adding a lead in between, it is possible
>> to get all 13 leads:
>
> But then we have all 13 leads rung forwards, with a 14th lead which is not 
> part of the course. That was not at all Ander's idea!
>
> MBD
>
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