ASLEC Cipher Composite Sample_6 for the General Perusal.

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Alice wants to encrypt this file and send it to Bob.

The original unadulterated file is:-

1)

Time-travel is impossible and yet science fiction writers from
H.G. Wells onwards have been fascinated by the idea the fecun-
dity of which has once again been shown by the recent success of
the Back to the Future and the Terminator series of films.a

One narrative paradigm that has had several incarnations involves
the tine-traveller being an art historian who is interested in discov-
ering more about a famous artist - in some versions a painter and
in others a sculptor - who. . .
______________________________________
a - For more information about time-travel see Lem's `The Time-travel Story'
and Gardner's `Time-Travel'.

2)

Alice begins by preformatting the file in a LaTeX editor according to how she wants it to open when typeset at Bob’s end

Start:
% Environment command P.51 Antoni Diller's - LaTeX - `Line by Line'
% 2nd edition. (demonstartion)
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
\begin{minipage}{4in}
Time-travel is impossible and yet science fiction writers
from H.G.~Wells onwards have been fascinated by the idea the
fecundity of which has once again been shown by the recent
success of the \textit {Back to the Future} and the
\textit{Terminator} series of films.\footnote{\thinspace For more
information about time-travel see Lem's `The Time-travel
Story' and Gardner's `Time-Travel'.}\vspace{4mm}

One narrative paradigm that has had several incarnations
involves the time-traveller being an art historian who is
interested in discovering more about a famous artist - in some
versions a painter and in others a sculptor - who\dots
\end{minipage}
\end{center}
\end{document}

3)

This is a specimen sample of the ensuing ciphertext:

9827069 9685909 7341723 6549916 8714829 6216492 9827246 5414086 5427016 8728333 3098549 8551625 9834509 6514536 5421484 7226868 9113024 5728262 8627216 5118285 9631279 9387169 6515739 4658646 7062992 9974267 6527402 6828073 5413745 5426462 9888790 6814872 9770426 9598564 7529332 6524279 8724181 6496401 9241688 8826410 6315182 8641452 5423569 4714606 5423901 6005937 9714466 9269918 7822861 8914492 8724584 6924802 6513629 5723862 9541356 8114459 6406341 6858495 3514914 5092371 8723817 4658844 9965241 9224169 5127603 5509942 8853881 9614923 5082829 5371372 7437292 8423979 9824827 5171114 6254498 7624493 6514464 5723536 7402543 7536666 5424165 8724468 6471086 9571480 9834614 8715829 8421070 8693854 5429019 8724025 7624656 8385452 5465544 8735749 9517712 2516893 7623848 6648721 2649625 9724898 5320020 9628786 6528355 8414754 7423090 8684036 4729802 5424481 6524015 3211857 9526065 9874667 6514611 5110719 6452123 5786633 5424232 7627409 2396682 2138890 9825487 3714550 5423254 8704522 9822431 5824497 7632171 5709495 9424146 8747447 6214909 8718182 5907569 6574935 6524205 8924365 9201266 8732008 8526293 8414926 2421350 8587996 7540600 5424377 8724252 6478767 6060019 8327742 7414567 9522235 9726174 6597365 8724192 8924250 9388512 8442875 7633913 8715233 5412691 6520003 2416797 9524024 8424359 6495026 6542750 7367759 7515170 5403295

4)

This is the raw messagetext as it decrypted initially for Bob (still formatted)

% Environment command P.51 Antoni Diller's - LaTeX - `Line by Line'
% 2nd edition. (demonstartion)
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\begin{center}
\begin{minipage}{4in}
Time-travel is impossible and yet science fiction writers
from H.G.~Wells onwards have been fascinated by the idea the
fecundity of which has once again been shown by the recent
success of the \textit {Back to the Future} and the
\textit{Terminator} series of films.\footnote{\thinspace For more
information about time-travel see Lem's `The Time-travel
Story' and Gardner's `Time-Travel'.}\vspace{4mm}

One narrative paradigm that has had several incarnations
involves the time-traveller being an art historian who is
interested in discovering more about a famous artist - in some
versions a painter and in others a sculptor - who\dots
\end{minipage}
\end{center}
\end{document}

5)

This is eventual typeset messagetext that Bob receives having decoded it in a LaTeX editor.

Time-travel is impossible and yet science fiction writers from
H.G. Wells onwards have been fascinated by the idea the fecun-
dity of which has once again been shown by the recent success of
the Back to the Future and the Terminator series of films.a

One narrative paradigm that has had several incarnations involves
the time-traveller being an art historian who is interested in discov-
ering more about a famous artist - in some versions a painter and
in others a sculptor - who. . .
___________________________________

a - For more information about time-travel see Lem's `The Time-travel Story'
and Gardner's `Time-Travel'.

Comment:

There is a demonstration of a `footnote’ being encrypted in this sample which I venture to say is unheard of in contemporary cryptology.

Comment:

This sample has 841 characters with spaces.
There are 2523 items of ciphertext that are in fact coefficients of displacement vectors.
There 17 x 1 repeats of vector coefficients as ciphertext => 34 repeated integers.

Enjoy,

Austin O’Byrne