Andres J. Washington
FINGERPRINT GEOMETRIC ANALYSIS
FINGERPRINT DIAGONAL REVERSE SEQUENCE ARRANGEMENT
Purpose and Innovative Aspects:
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The original sequence found in section A is for
the sixty-four possibilities when the # 2,3,4,7,8 and 9 fingers are considered;
this sequence only includes the inner and outer loops. When a number is
assigned to each box from left to right and working down to the last
.
Due to the fact that
the inked fingerprint is in actual reverse, (Mirroring) it has been determined
that if the sequence in section A was to be arranged to the sequence
found in section B it would then be in reverse displaying a different
perspective of the total possibilities in relation to each other. This
diagonal reverse is then used to provide the arrangement of the Second Reference
Sequence found in section C.
The second reference
sequence works as a verification in its outcome of how the first reference
sequence was established. If the first reference sequence was not in
proper arrangement then the second reference sequence would not be in a uniform sequencing pattern. A close examination of
the fingerprint codes found in the second reference sequence reveals a definite
pattern along a diagonal basis.
For further analysis,
the second reference sequence has been divided into three areas; named area A,
area B, and area C. In area A the extreme diagonal of each box contains
its opposite code. In area B and C the extreme diagonal of each box
contains the same code in reverse.
Click here to view a display of the chart.
Click here for the Primary Classification First Reference Sequence.