General Report on Tunny


22G Page 65

Except when a message consists almost exclusively of German language, the best ΔPij bulge is on ΔP12 → dot. On German language, the bulge on ΔP12 → dot is weak (though usually positive) and the best bulges are on ΔP34 → x and ΔP13 → dot. See Fig. 22(x)
PB (ΔPi = dot) is defined as Πi
PB (ΔP = Θ) is defined as ΠΘ


(f) Δ2P.

A Δ2P letter count and the corresponding ΔP count is given in R3 p. 86. The bulginess of Δ2P is the more marked, the frequency of U being about 8% and O S M 3 4 all occurring over 5% of the time. (R0 p. 50.)


(g) Bigrams in P and ΔP.

Fig. 22 (IV) gives a table of Bigram frequency in P.

No statistics of ΔP bigrams were taken.


(h) The sum of two P streams.

By considering the frequency of letters in Za + Zb for two messages (a, b) alleged to be in depth it is sometimes possible to decide whether Za + Zb = Pa + Pb and the messages are infact in depth or not. A Scoring table for alleged depths is given in 22 W(c).


22H     THE DECHI STREAM

D = P + Ψ'   ∴ ΔD = ΔP + ΔΨ'

The undifferenced Ψ' stream is flat, therefore the undifferenced D stream is flat and unrecognisable statistically. [(E3).]


(a) Frequency of letters in ΔD.

  Applying (E1) and (E2) we get  
  (H1)
  (H2)

The most important contribution to the frequency of any letter Θ in ΔD comes from the proportion of places in which there is a Θ in ΔP and a stroke in ΔΨ'. Now P(ΔΨ' = /) = (1 - a) + a(1 - b)5 = approx. (1 - a), and (1 - a) varies in value from .18 when there are 14 dots to .38 when there are 28 dots.

As a result, 1/5 - 2/5 of the ΔP stream is reproduced exactly in the ΔD stream, and, assuming (as a first approximation) that ΔD is flat when ΔΨ' ≠ /, we can see how ΔD count can be thought of as a ΔP count "watered down" by the addition of random material from the places where


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