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=== Naming details ===
=== Naming details ===
We cross-pollinate the abbreviation for "[[wikipedia:Equal_temperament|equal division]]" with affiliation for the pronunciation of "[[wikipedia:Enharmonic|enharmonic]]" to get the name "edharmonic series".  
We cross-pollinate the abbreviation for "[[wikipedia:Equal_temperament|equal division]]" with affiliation for the pronunciation of "[[wikipedia:Enharmonic|enharmonic]]" to get the name "edharmonic series".  


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=== Other examples ===
=== Other examples ===
As another example, the 3-edharmonic series would be moving first by a tritave (1ed3), then by 2ed3, 3ed3, 4ed3, etc.
As another example, the 3-edharmonic series would be moving first by a tritave (1ed3), then by 2ed3, 3ed3, 4ed3, etc.


=== Analogy with matharmonic series ===
=== Analogy with matharmonic series ===
Edharmonic series are to powharmonic series as the matharmonic series is to the [[Logharmonic series|logharmonic series]].
Edharmonic series are to powharmonic series as the matharmonic series is to the [[Logharmonic series|logharmonic series]].


=== Emulatory edharmonic series ===
=== Emulatory edharmonic series ===
The 0<sup>th</sup> harmonic number is not defined, however, if it were, it seems reasonable to assume it would be defined as 0; in other words, the first step of the harmonic series would be to add <span><math>\frac11</math></span> to 0.
The 0<sup>th</sup> harmonic number is not defined, however, if it were, it seems reasonable to assume it would be defined as 0; in other words, the first step of the harmonic series would be to add <span><math>\frac11</math></span> to 0.


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== See also ==
== See also ==
[[Harmonotonic tunings]]: powharmonic series are non-[[Arithmetic tunings|arithmetic]] harmonotonic tunings.
[[Harmonotonic tunings]]: powharmonic series are non-[[Arithmetic tunings|arithmetic]] harmonotonic tunings.