The effect of the 2nd path movement on the encoding of English letters in the framework of the Partition Theory

Abstract

With the increase interest in unconventional encoding methods, the need to study models that employ the kinematic dimension in letter formation. Partition Theoryis one effective tool for representing letters within organized geometric structures. Among these models, the concept of "Path Two" stands out as a new approach to rethinking how letters are building visually and kinetically. This research aims to explore the effect of second-path motion on the encoding of English letters within the framework of partition theory. In this research, we will depend on a word consisting of two English letters, and the movement of the second path will be up to nine movements only, without the need to complete it to the end of the path because the movement will be similar to other movement but in the opposite direction. Each movement has its own rule. The movement of the second path of the two-letter word will make the word more ambiguous and difficult to read. and so, this research looks forward to contribute to the use of the second path in obfuscating the optical encoding of letters, which leads to giving the system an additional level of visual security or perceptual camouflage in coding systems.