Mathematical theory of regular temperaments: Difference between revisions
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=== Just intonation subgroups and transversals === | === Just intonation subgroups and transversals === | ||
{{Main| Just intonation subgroups | Transversal }} | {{Main| Just intonation subgroups | Transversal }} | ||
{{See also| Gencom }} | |||
A relatively concrete approach, but one which is not canonically defined, is to define a [[transversal]] for the temperament by giving generators for a just intonation subgroup which when tempered becomes the notes of the temperament. | A relatively concrete approach, but one which is not canonically defined, is to define a [[transversal]] for the temperament by giving generators for a just intonation subgroup which when tempered becomes the notes of the temperament. | ||