Equave limit: Difference between revisions
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</math>, where the numerator and denominator are constrained by the limit <math>n</math>. | </math>, where the numerator and denominator are constrained by the limit <math>n</math>. | ||
Additional constraints can be applied to the ratios <math>\displaystyle | |||
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</math> by restricting them to a specific [[just intonation subgroup]]. | |||