[r-t] [c-r] Little Grandsire 7

[Don Morrison]

There was a few days ago some discussion on the change-ringers list of
Little Grandsire Triples and friends. That discussion has set me thinking
(often a bad idea).

I think I understand how Bastow Major extends to Caters according to the CC
rules on such things.

The following, a sort of flipped Bastow, is a perfectly fine plain, little,
major method:

x7,1

However, by my reading of the rules on extension, there's no way to turn it
into a double hunt caters method, and if one rang the obvious extension to
caters (1,9.7.9; or the rotation that has 7 and 9 as the hunt bells a la
New Grandsire) it would have to be given a distinct name.

This seems wrong.

Am I confused?




-- 
Don Morrison <dfm at ringing.org>
"Showing that a particular type of human behavior is ubiquitous or
nearly ubiquitous in widely separated human cultures goes no way
at all towards showing that there is a genetic predisposition for
that particular behavior. So far as I know, in every culture known
to anthropologists, the hunters throw their spears pointy-end-first."
                          -- Daniel Dennett, _Darwin's Dangerous Idea_
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