The analysis for time reversal is more difficult when we include the SiteSwaps, but that's to be expected because the time reversal of SiteSwaps themselves isn't completely obvious.
However, at this point we can give the notation for several well-known patterns, including those we've seen already. Our thanks to Mike Day for these.
Mills Mess 3: 3iU 3oA 3iB
Mills Mess 4: 4iU 4oA 4iB
Mills Mess 42: 4iU 2oA 4iB 2iU 4oA 2iB
Mills Mess 534: 5iU 3oA 4iB
or 3iU 4oA 5iB
or 4iU 5oA 3iB
Mike's Mess: 5iB 2iU 2oA
Ssem Sllim 3iU 3oA 3oB (time reversed MM)
Funky Mills Mess 3: 3iU 3oB 3iA
2-in-1 weave: 4oU 2oA 4iB 2iU
Alternating weave: 4oU 2oA 5iB 2iU 2iU
Burke's Barrage: 4iB 2iU 3oA ie MM 2iU 3iU 4iU
Rubenstein's Revenge: 5iB 2iU 2oA 3iU 3oA
Egnever S'nietsnebur: 5oB 2iU 2oA 3oB 3iU (time-reversed RR)
Sean's Sequel: 4iB 2iU 3oA 3iU 3oA
Sean's Sequel is a pattern discovered by Sean Gandini when
learning Rubenstein's Revenge.
Here are a few of these in the bar and subscript notation. As we said earlier, some people will find these easier to read, but they are harder to write in plain ASCII, having to worry about the multi-line nature of them.
_
Mills Mess 3: 33 3
A B
_
Burke's Barrage: 4 23 ie MM 234
B A
__
2-in-1 weave: 42 4 2
A B
_ _
Rubenstein's Revenge: 5 22 33
B A A
_ _
Sean's Sequel: 4 23 33
B A A
The notation given for Rubenstein's Revenge needs a little
explaining. It's not exact the way it's written, but needs
a small amount of extra text. We need to say that the timing
is slightly distorted from what's given, the 5 has to be
low, the 2's have to be rushed a little. Also, one of the
catches has to be a claw, although in the heat of doing it
at speed this comes naturally. But perhaps the most amazing
thing is that the notation can do Rubenstein's Revenge at
all.
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