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• The distribution of digrams is even more stark than individual letters.
• If needed, append an uncommon monogram to complete the final digram.
• A schematic digram shows the control of a directed network.
• A digram showing a cross-section of the sea floor off coast of New Jersey.
• The two letters of the digram are considered as the opposite corners of a rectangle in the key table.
• The Digram Round contains a tile representing an ordered pair of letters, which is regarded as a single unit.
• Ideally, I would even venture to draw nice 3D digrams depicting the deformation of the orbitals due to relativistic effects.
• The upper process flow digram presents the main principle of "'merge tools "'in software configuration management.
• Solvers can then construct the key table by pairing the digrams ( it is sometimes possible to guess the keyword, but never necessary ).
• In addition, even in a plaintext many thousands of characters long, one would expect that nearly half of the digrams would not occur, or only barely.
• I'm not an expert, but the Chinese character and the Japanese katakana digram also look wrong : one has an extra little stroke the other is missing.
• Another aspect of Playfair that separates it from four-square and two-square ciphers is the fact that it will never contain a double-letter digram, e . g.
• EE . If there are no double letter digrams in the ciphertext and the length of the message is long enough to make this statistically significant, it is very likely that the method of encryption is Playfair.
• For example, the six most common letters in English ( 23 % ) represent approximately half of English plaintext, but it takes only the most frequent 8 % of the 676 digrams to achieve the same potency.
• The technique encrypts pairs of letters ( " bigrams " or " digrams " ), instead of single letters as in the simple substitution cipher and rather more complex Vigen鑢e cipher systems then in use.
• Though, of course, I won't expect you to follow this rule in a digram too strictly, which would be difficult, but I'm rather mentioning this as something to simply keep in mind.
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• To encrypt a message, one would break the message into digrams ( groups of 2 letters ) such that, for example, " HelloWorld " becomes " HE LL OW OR LD ", and map them out on the key table.
• Then minor changes are introduced ( i . e . switching letters, rows, or reflecting the entire square ) to see if the candidate plaintext is more like standard plaintext than before the change ( perhaps by comparing the digrams to a known frequency chart ).
• When only the ciphertext is known, brute force cryptanalysis of the cipher involves searching through the key space for matches between the frequency of occurrence of digrams ( pairs of letters ) and the known frequency of occurrence of digrams in the assumed language of the original message.