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A ''ternary scale'' is a scale with three (positive) step sizes, with no other constraints such as maximum variety. This page documents known properties of subtypes of ternary scales and their proofs. | A ''[[arity|ternary]] scale'' is a scale with three (positive) step sizes, with no other constraints such as maximum variety. This page documents known properties of subtypes of ternary scales and their proofs. | ||
== Conventions == | == Conventions == | ||
* Non-italicized Latin variables refer to interval sizes, for example step sizes. | * Non-italicized Latin variables refer to interval sizes, for example step sizes. | ||