accounts-of-the-exchange
Drawn at its defaults, in which two chains changed places. It takes no options at all, so every essay calling it gets this exact drawing.
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the blast radius of changing it
One way round, seventeen times
The two chains that change places in a wrecked stem are adjacent, which is symmetric and says nothing about direction. Label them by lag from the hole and the one displaced forwards is always the lower of the two — on every row of the census, without an exception.
What a plant might be doingFour accounts of one angle
The exchanged pair in a wrecked stem is about one divergence step, and about is doing twelve per cent of work. Four candidate units were written down and scored on the same seventeen rows: the cut stem's own step, the surviving family's step, the control's step, and the control's corrected.
What a plant might be doingA fifth of the hop
The exchanged pair misses one divergence step by up to twelve per cent, and the miss is not scatter: every row keeping a lag of 5 or 7 overshoots and every row keeping a 4 or an 8 falls short. Subtract a fifth of the surviving hop's own angle and the worst row is four per cent.