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	The '''Helmholtz-Ellis JI pitch notation''' ('''HEJI''') is a [[notation]] system for [[just intonation]] intervals up to the [[47-limit]]. It consists of a set of [[Nominal-accidental chain\|accidentals]] defined by formal commas for each [[prime harmonic]].		The '''Helmholtz-Ellis JI pitch notation''' ('''HEJI''') is a [[musical notation]] system for [[just intonation]] intervals up to the [[47-limit]]. It consists of a set of [[Nominal-accidental chain\|accidentals]] defined by formal commas for each [[prime harmonic]].

	Further accidentals were designed by [[richie]] for primes up to the [[89-limit]]; see [[richie's HEJI extensions]].		Further accidentals were designed by [[richie]] for primes up to the [[89-limit]]; see [[richie's HEJI extensions]].