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	For example, [[Bohlen–Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen–Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.

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ArrowHead294 at 19:16, 13 March 2025

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	A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies—for a chord, scale, or tuning—the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).		A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies—for a chord, scale, or tuning—the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).

	For example, [[~~Bohlen-Pierce~~]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen–Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.
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	[[Category:Just intonation]]		[[Category:Just intonation]]
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ArrowHead294 at 22:01, 23 May 2024

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	A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies{{mdash}}for a chord, scale, or tuning{{mdash}}the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).		A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies—for a chord, scale, or tuning—the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).

	For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.

ArrowHead294 at 13:30, 23 May 2024

2024-05-23T13:30:02Z

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	A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies — for a chord, scale, or tuning — the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).		A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies{{mdash}}for a chord, scale, or tuning{{mdash}}the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).

	For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.

BudjarnLambeth: Moved from category "theory" to "terms"

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	For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.
	[[Category:Prime limit]]		[[Category:Prime limit]]
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	[[Category:Just intonation]]		[[Category:Just intonation]]
			[[Category:Terms]]

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	For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.		For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.
			[[Category:Prime limit]]
			[[Category:Theory]]
			[[Category:Just intonation]]

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A '''prime minimum''' is the opposite of a [[prime limit]]: it specifies — for a chord, scale, or tuning — the ''minimum'' prime factor (instead of the maximum prime factor).

For example, [[Bohlen-Pierce]] has a prime minimum of 3.