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	''RPD's Simplified Elementary Notation'' is the successor to the experimental [[Hexbinmos' Elementary Notation]] created by [[Fel2Fram]] and [[Hexbinmos]] from [[FPSB]]. [[RPD]], an [[SPSC]] member and pen spinning researcher, had developed it since reading the original elementary notation between 2012-2013.		'''RPD's Simplified Elementary Notation''' is the successor to the experimental [[Hexbinmos' Elementary Notation]] created by [[Fel2Fram]] and [[Hexbinmos]] from [[FPSB]]. [[RPD]], an [[SPSC]] member and pen spinning researcher, had developed it since reading the original elementary notation between 2012-2013.

	Like in Hexbinmos' work, it defines a series of elementary tricks and a grammar for describing all tricks and combinations in pen spinning.		Like in Hexbinmos' work, it defines a series of elementary tricks and a grammar for describing all tricks and combinations in pen spinning.

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 Simultaneous tricks and rotations can also be applied:
   b+c 0.25 23 > a+b rev+c 0.25 23-13
-With the tricks occurring simultaneously notated with "+" before the slots. Note how the rotation section immediately after refers to both tricks at once. This is because a notated trick block covers an identical time period for all simultaneous tricks, with a minimum timing difference between tricks of 0.25 rotations.
+With the tricks occurring simultaneously notated with "+" before the slots. Note how the rotation section immediately after refers to both tricks at once. This is because a notated trick block covers an identical time period for all simultaneous tricks, with a minimum timing difference between tricks of 0.25 rotations. Note also the postfix "rev" referring to a trick being performed in reverse.
 Fingerless slots are notated with "*", either on its own for a true aerial or with fingers to indicate a fingerless trick is being performed while in contact with them:
-  c 0.5 1234*
+  (PD) c 0.5 1234*
 ==References==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Notation]][[Category:Theory]]

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	Simultaneous tricks and rotations can also be applied:		Simultaneous tricks and rotations can also be applied:
	b+c 0.25 23 > a+b rev+c 0.25 23-13		b+c 0.25 23 > a+b rev+c 0.25 23-13
	With the tricks occurring simultaneously notated with "+" before the slots. Note how the rotation section immediately after refers to both tricks at once. This is because a notated trick block covers an identical time period, with a minimum timing difference between tricks of 0.25 rotations.		With the tricks occurring simultaneously notated with "+" before the slots. Note how the rotation section immediately after refers to both tricks at once. This is because a notated trick block covers an identical time period for all simultaneous tricks, with a minimum timing difference between tricks of 0.25 rotations.

	Fingerless slots are notated with "*", either on its own for a true aerial or with fingers to indicate a fingerless trick is being performed while in contact with them:		Fingerless slots are notated with "*", either on its own for a true aerial or with fingers to indicate a fingerless trick is being performed while in contact with them:

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	==Grammar==		==Grammar==
			The notation system borrows its grammar from formal notation. Tricks are connected in a linear sequence to begin with, with slots notated after the name of the trick. For instance:
			a T1-T2 > a t2-12
			Note the ">" borrowed from Hexbinmos' notation, equivalent to "->" in formal notation.

			Simultaneous tricks and rotations can also be applied:
			b+c 0.25 23 > a+b rev+c 0.25 23-13
			With the tricks occurring simultaneously notated with "+" before the slots. Note how the rotation section immediately after refers to both tricks at once. This is because a notated trick block covers an identical time period, with a minimum timing difference between tricks of 0.25 rotations.

			Fingerless slots are notated with "*", either on its own for a true aerial or with fingers to indicate a fingerless trick is being performed while in contact with them:
			c 0.5 1234*

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>
	[[Category:Notation]][[Category:Theory]]		[[Category:Notation]][[Category:Theory]]

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''RPD's Simplified Elementary Notation'' is the successor to the experimental [[Hexbinmos' Elementary Notation]] created by [[Fel2Fram]] and [[Hexbinmos]] from [[FPSB]]. [[RPD]], an [[SPSC]] member and pen spinning researcher, had developed it since reading the original elementary notation between 2012-2013.

Like in Hexbinmos' work, it defines a series of elementary tricks and a grammar for describing all tricks and combinations in pen spinning.

==Tricks==
The count of tricks in RPD's system is reduced down to 5<ref>Gonzalez, D. (2021). Pen spinning history and notation. pp.51-53</ref> compared to Hexbinmos' 6 elementary tricks, with "Stall half-release" being omitted in favor of reusing Fingerswitch combined with a fingerless slot. The characters used to reference them have also been changed from the original Greek letters to those from the Latin alphabet.

===a Fingerswitch===
A spinless change of slots, the fingers and hand move but the pen remains stationary.

===b Tipped Charge===
A tipped charge-like motion. The rotation about the slot is clockwise for the normal and counter-clockwise for the reverse.

===c Wiped Charge===
A wiper-like motion, that can be performed in the center of the pen as well as at the ends.

===d Roll===
Rolling the pen along its long axis, without changing a slot.

===e Slide===
A sliding motion to move the pen more towards the inside or outside of a slot, without changing the slot.

==Grammar==

==References==
<references/>
[[Category:Notation]][[Category:Theory]]