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== Constructing Moments of Symmetry ==
== Constructing Moments of Symmetry ==
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File:1-1 MOS Construction.png|An interval is chosen to be the period (the 1200 cent octave in this example). In this visual the period is a circle and intervals are represented with purple lines and points radiating out from the middle which move clockwise.
File:1-1 MOS Construction.png|An interval is chosen to be the period (the 1200 cent octave in this example). The period is represented with a circle; intervals are represented with purple lines and points radiating out from the middle which move clockwise.
File:1-2 MOS Construction.png|An interval is chosen to be a generator (the 700 cent perfect fifth in this example). This is the 1L 2s MOS pattern.
File:1-2 MOS Construction.png|An interval is chosen to be a generator (the 700 cent perfect fifth in this example). This is the 1L 2s MOS pattern.
File:1-3 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator upon itself yields a scale with 2 step sizes This is the 2L 1s MOS pattern.
File:1-3 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator upon itself yields a scale with 2 step sizes. This is the 2L 1s MOS pattern.
File:1-4 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator 2 times yields a scale with 3 step sizes (not MOS).
File:1-4 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator 2 times yields a scale with 3 step sizes (not MOS).
File:1-5 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator 3 times yields a scale with 2 step sizes. This is the 2L 3s MOS pattern.
File:1-5 MOS Construction.png|Stacking the generator 3 times yields a scale with 2 step sizes. This is the 2L 3s MOS pattern.