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25 CHI-BREAKING FROM CIPHER
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25A | The short wheel-breaking run |
25B | Weighing the evidence |
25C | General plan of wheel-breaking |
25D |
Particular methods
(a) Doubts (b) Setting other messages (c) Spanning of message slides (d) Spanning for changes in ΔP (e) Wheel characteristics (f) Inside out (g) Flogging |
25E | Special methods for Χ2 limitation. |
25F | Special method for ab≠ ½ |
25G | Exhibits |
25W | Derivation of formulae for the weighing of evidence. |
25X | The number of legal wheels |
25Y | Proportional bulges relating to |
This chapter describes all aspects of chi-breaking from cipher except the details of rectangles and flags (24). The special case of chi-breaking from key is treated separately (26).
25A THE SHORT WHEEL-BREAKING RUN
(a) General description.
The basic method is the short (i.e. one-wheel) wheel-breaking run which consists essentially of choosing each character of a wheel to make the ΔD letter count, against that character, as good as possible.
Suppose for example that Χ1, Χ2, Χ3, Χ4, are known: then ΔD1( = ΔZ 1 + ΔΧ1). ΔD2, ΔD3, ΔD4 can be found.
ΔD1, ΔD2, ΔD3, ΔD4, ΔZ5 (a partial de-chi) represented at each place by a single letter, may be written out in widths of 23 so that all entries in a column are against the same character of ΔΧ5.
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