Transposition (1797 bytes)
1: *In [[music]], [[transposition (music)|transposition]] is moving a note or collection of notes up or d...
2: ...p;3) is a transposition which exchange 1 and 3. A transposition is a cycle of length two.
3: ...[cryptography]], a [[transposition (cryptography)|transposition]] is an elementary cryptographic operation somewh...
4: ...same position from different sequences of moves. Transpositions are particularly common between queen-pawn openi...
5: *In [[genetics]], a [[transposition (genetics)|transposition]] is a [[mutation]] in which a chromosomal segmen...

Gender transposition (574 bytes)
1: '''Gender transposition''' is a term in [[linguistics]] to describe the s...

Transposition (music) (1745 bytes)
1: In [[music]] '''transposition''' is moving a [[note (music)|note]] or collectio...
5: ...ic]] intervals. It may be thought of as '''strict transposition''', as above, that is then [[alteration|altered]]...
9: ...armonic equivalency]] and [[octave equivalency]]. Transpositional equivalency is generally supposed by most music...
16: For [[pitch class]] transposition by an pitch class interval:
22: *[[Transposition]], other meanings, including the mathematical one...

Transposition table (3254 bytes)
1: ...n [[computer chess]] and other computer games, '''transposition tables''' are used to speed up the search of the ...
3: ...after ''n'' moves, the maximum number of possible transpositions is ''n!²''. Although many of these will be ...
5: To avoid this problem, transposition tables are used. Such a table is a [[hash table]]...
7: ...evaluation of an entire subtree is avoided. Thus, transposition table entries for nodes at a lower depth in the g...
9: ...node, the entry corresponding to that node in the transposition table is used.

Transposition cipher (7814 bytes)
1: In classical [[cryptography]], a '''transposition cipher''' changes one character from the [[plaint...
47: == Columnar transposition ==
48: The standard columnar transposition consists of writing the key out as column headers...
59: Columnar transposition continued to be used for serious purposes as a co...
61: == Double transposition ==

Transposition of the great vessels (1388 bytes)
1: '''Transposition of the great vessels''' ('''TGV''') is a form of ...
16: [[de:Transposition der großen Arterien]]

Great vessels transposition (470 bytes)
1: '''Great vessels transposition''' is a serious circulatory disorder occasionally...

Modes of limited transposition (1566 bytes)
1: == Modes of Limited Transposition ==
5: ...terest because of their larger number of possible transpositions: six. All of these may be employed both harmonic...

Fischer group (2827 bytes)
4: == 3-transposition groups ==
6: ...ischer, who discovered them while investigating 3-transposition groups.
8: ...y class]] of elements of order 2, called 'Fischer transpositions'
9: * The product of any two transpositions has order 1, 2 or 3.
10: The typical example of a 3-transposition group is a [[symmetric group]],

Common tone (1246 bytes)
1: ...ber of, or common to, a [[musical scale]] and a [[transposition]] of that scale, as in [[modulation (music)|modul...
3: ... six perfect fifths in a diatonic scale. However, transposition by the tritone includes two common keys. (ibid)

VIC cipher (1111 bytes)
5: ...ry of VIC, it was generally thought that a double transposition alone was the most complex cipher an agent, as a ...

Odd (637 bytes)
6: ...of an odd number of [[transposition (mathematics)|transposition]]s; see [[even and odd permutations]]

Permutation cipher (2076 bytes)
1: ...cryptography]], a '''permutation cipher''' is a [[transposition cipher]] in which the [[cryptographic key|key]] i...
5: In theory, any transposition cipher can be viewed as a permutation cipher wher...
8: ...t the cipher can in many cases be identified as a transposition by the close similarity of its letter statistics ...
11: ...nsposition_cipher#Columnar_transposition|columnar transposition]] cipher: ''multiple [[anagram|anagramming]]''.

Cryptographie indéchiffrable (667 bytes)
3: ...it). It was based around a form of [[repeated-key transposition]].
5: :''See also'': [[Books on cryptography]], [[Transposition cipher]]

Bifid cipher (1536 bytes)
1: ...[transposition cipher|transposition]], and uses [[transposition cipher#Fractionation|fractionation]] to achieve [...

ADFGVX cipher (3377 bytes)
1: ...dified [[Polybius square]] with a single columnar transposition. The cipher is named after the six possible lette...
54: ...olumnar. We write out the message in rows under a transposition key:
65: ...ys were about two dozen characters long. Both the transposition keys and fractionation keys were changed daily.
71: ...t that had corresponded to column headings in the transposition table. (Considerable statistical analysis was req...
76: ...dman, William F. Military Cryptanalysis, Part IV: Transposition and Fractionating Systems. Laguna Hills, CA: Aege...

Rastelli procedure (137 bytes)
1: Rastelli procedure used for infants with d-transposition of great vessels, vetricular septal defect and su...

Confusion and diffusion (1716 bytes)
7: ... cipher|substitution]] and [[transposition cipher|transposition]] phases to achieve both confusion and diffusion ...

Permutation (music) (1192 bytes)
3: ...at is, prime form and any [[transposition (music)|transposition]], [[inversion (music)|inversion]], [[retrograde]...

Straddling checkerboard (3879 bytes)
1: ...umeral|digits]] whilst simultaneously achieving [[transposition cipher#Fractionation|fractionation]] (a simple fo...
35: ...cond cipher stage, such as [[transposition cipher|transposition]] or [[substitution cipher|substitution]]. As a s...

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