(17-05-2017, 06:45 AM)Koen Gh. wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.But the thing with Voynichese is that it is not random at all. The problem with most, if not all proposed ciphers is that they can't explain Voynichese's rigid structure.
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Are you referring to Ziph's law with the VMS? I do think there is something really odd with the voynich, "t in eva" I find it impossible not to equal multiple letters which I feel are Latin. That being the case a key, more than one key maybe involved with its transcription to a Latin letter. As I feel other VMS letters too have multiple keys. I'm going to really focus on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and see if the turning mechanisms imputed with numbers and Latin side by side with VMS letters have an arrangement, using a double alberti cipher disk. That being the case two alberti encoders and two decoders, however the arrangement if found to decode VMS to Latin; that is more easily transferable so that others can do what I do will be put in my book only! If I do it I will describe it so that all could understand hopefully. Additionally, whole VMS vords maybe involved too on the wheel! I wish I knew the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. if there is one with the voynich lol
Oh and can you refresh me on the phrase Anton was using to describe the VMS structure, I'm having a mind block he wrote a long post on it and refereed to a book.
To be honest I was really excellent with math in high school, but now I feel brain drain and I need easy example. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. In this example there is a clock which shows a possible relationship to what is going on in the VMS where numbers and increase by two each time. This could provide an example of how to approach a decoding method.