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'''35/1''', the 35th harmonic, is the [[harmonic]] after [[34/1]] and before [[36/1]]. It can be compounded in multiple ways: seven [[5/1|quintuples]] (7 × 5), five [[7/1|septuples]] (5 × 7), or a [[35/32|septimal neutral second]] plus five octaves (35/32 × 2<sup>5</sup>). | |||
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This page presents a topic of primarily mathematical interest.
While it is derived from sound mathematical principles, its applications in terms of utility for actual music may be limited, highly contrived, or as yet unknown. |
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35/1, the 35th harmonic, is the harmonic after 34/1 and before 36/1. It can be compounded in multiple ways: seven quintuples (7 × 5), five septuples (5 × 7), or a septimal neutral second plus five octaves (35/32 × 25).