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The '''functional just system''' ('''FJS''') is a logical notation system for the entirety of [[just intonation]] (JI) which claims to be both more coherent and more succinct than both [[Helmholtz-Ellis notation]] and [[Ben Johnston's notation]].  
The '''Functional Just System''' ('''FJS''') is a logical notation system for the entirety of [[just intonation]] (JI) which claims to be both more coherent and more succinct than both [[Helmholtz-Ellis notation]] and [[Ben Johnston's notation]].  


The functional just system can be seen as an extension of the Pythagorean system: the base name of a note (G, D, Ab, etc.) or interval (P5, M2, m6) is calculated by a fifth distance superscript or subscript numbers are added to mark the deviation from the pythagorean base. The chain of fifths used is controlled by a threshold value (or "radius of tolerance") that is λ=65/63 by default (in ''“The radius of tolerance is a constant, by definition equal to 65/63.”''<ref>[https://misotanni.github.io/fjs/en/rules.html The Complete Formal FJS Description]</ref>)
The Functional Just System can be seen as an extension of the Pythagorean system: the base name of a note (G, D, Ab, etc.) or interval (P5, M2, m6) is calculated by a fifth distance superscript or subscript numbers are added to mark the deviation from the pythagorean base. The chain of fifths used is controlled by a threshold value (or "radius of tolerance") that is λ=65/63 by default (in ''“The radius of tolerance is a constant, by definition equal to 65/63.”''<ref>[https://misotanni.github.io/fjs/en/rules.html The Complete Formal FJS Description]</ref>)


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Revision as of 07:09, 11 September 2023

The Functional Just System (FJS) is a logical notation system for the entirety of just intonation (JI) which claims to be both more coherent and more succinct than both Helmholtz-Ellis notation and Ben Johnston's notation.

The Functional Just System can be seen as an extension of the Pythagorean system: the base name of a note (G, D, Ab, etc.) or interval (P5, M2, m6) is calculated by a fifth distance superscript or subscript numbers are added to mark the deviation from the pythagorean base. The chain of fifths used is controlled by a threshold value (or "radius of tolerance") that is λ=65/63 by default (in “The radius of tolerance is a constant, by definition equal to 65/63.”[1])

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Quick reference

Formal commas

Formal commas below 32-limit
Prime Formal Comma
5 80/81
7 63/64
11 33/32
13 1053/1024
17 4131/4096
19 513/512
23 736/729
29 261/256
31 248/243

Harmonic series

Overtones 1–32 with root C
1–8 C C G C E5 G Bb7 C
9–16 D E5 F11 G Ab13 Bb7 B5 C
17–24 Db17 D Eb19 E5 F7 F11 F#23 G
25–32 G#25 Ab13 A Bb7 Bb29 B5 B31 C