"Key to the Vedas",

"Textual archeology" of the Vedas reveals behind a supercode a computer operational system with a large digital database!  

an algebraic binary code for binary and, presumably, ternary encoding

Our attention was drawn towards these algorithms by Prof. Ram Karan Sharma at the XIth WSC held in Turin (2000). They were presented by him as enigmatic mathematical rules of classification of Sanskrit syllabic meters. However, according to our view, their purpose had not been a simple classification of syllabic meters and determination of the numerical order of their innumerable modifications, but in reality they had represented an algebraic binary code developed by means of a perfect programming language of antiquity for binary and, presumably, ternary encoding of large decimal numbers. One of the algorithms, so-called Vedic rule of adhva-yoga, establishes a strict identity between binary and decimal numbers.

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