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Let '''e''' be the equave of ''S''.
Let '''e''' be the equave of ''S''.


Assuming SGA, we have two chains of generator g<sub>0</sub> (going right). In the diagrams below, O represents a note and - represents a generator g<sub>0</sub>. The two cases are:
Assuming SGA, we have two chains of the aggregate generator '''g''' (going right). In the diagrams below, O represents a note and - represents a generator '''g'''. The two cases are:
  CASE 1: EVEN LENGTH
  CASE 1: EVEN LENGTH
  O-O-...-O (n/2 notes)
  O-O-...-O (n/2 notes)