The substitution changes with position in the line (a line-keyed or position-keyed…
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The substitution changes with position in the line (a line-keyed or position-keyed alphabet), so that the same plaintext at the same offset in different lines appears as glyph-disjoint isomorphs.
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| answers | Is it a cipher of a known language? | QST08JG2PB04SQP |
| against (from) | Word-as-letter, periodic transposition, position-keyed alphabets, single nulls and sorted… | EVD0D8GDPB24104 |
| tests (from) | Periodicity, transposition and isomorph battery: coincidence between consecutive lines at same position | RUN0D8EPPTC0YGK |
| tests (from) | Periodicity, transposition and isomorph battery: coincidence between consecutive lines at same position | RUN0D8EPTZ62D6Q |
| tests (from) | Periodicity, transposition and isomorph battery: glyph-disjoint isomorph pairs at same line position / anywhere | RUN0D8EPQ261NZC |
| tests (from) | Periodicity, transposition and isomorph battery: glyph-disjoint isomorph pairs at same line position / anywhere | RUN0D8EPV706VSW |