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This page serves to document a personal theory of mine that attempts to ~~explain the perception~~ of octave equivalence ~~and other related phenomena~~, as well as the various implications of the theory. I've seen other people ~~get at~~ similar ideas, but I'm not sure if the concept in this exact form has been articulated before. If anyone knows if it has, I'd love to know more!

This page serves to document a personal theory of mine that attempts to serve as a generalization of octave equivalence, as well as the various implications of the theory. I've seen other people express similar ideas, but I'm not sure if the concept in this exact form has been articulated before. If anyone knows if it has, I'd love to know more!

== Quick aside: Naming ==

I wasn't exactly sure what term to use for this concept, but I settled on harmonic similarity for now, at least for the purpose of deciding what to name this page. Some other terms I've considered are harmonic relatedness, harmonic affinity, and harmonic correlation. I'm sure all of these terms have been used before, and some of them have certainly been used to ~~get at~~ a similar concept as I'm putting forth here. If you have any opinions on what the most suitable name would be, I'd be glad to hear them!

I wasn't exactly sure what term to use for this concept, but I settled on harmonic similarity for now, at least for the purpose of deciding what to name this page. Some other terms I've considered are harmonic relatedness, harmonic affinity, and harmonic correlation. I'm sure all of these terms have been used before, and some of them have certainly been used to express a similar concept as I'm putting forth here. If you have any opinions on what the most suitable name would be, I'd be glad to hear them!

== Motivation ==

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-This page serves to document a personal theory of mine that attempts to explain the perception of octave equivalence and other related phenomena, as well as the various implications of the theory. I've seen other people get at similar ideas, but I'm not sure if the concept in this exact form has been articulated before. If anyone knows if it has, I'd love to know more!
+This page serves to document a personal theory of mine that attempts to serve as a generalization of octave equivalence, as well as the various implications of the theory. I've seen other people express similar ideas, but I'm not sure if the concept in this exact form has been articulated before. If anyone knows if it has, I'd love to know more!
 == Quick aside: Naming ==
-I wasn't exactly sure what term to use for this concept, but I settled on harmonic similarity for now, at least for the purpose of deciding what to name this page. Some other terms I've considered are harmonic relatedness, harmonic affinity, and harmonic correlation. I'm sure all of these terms have been used before, and some of them have certainly been used to get at a similar concept as I'm putting forth here. If you have any opinions on what the most suitable name would be, I'd be glad to hear them!
+I wasn't exactly sure what term to use for this concept, but I settled on harmonic similarity for now, at least for the purpose of deciding what to name this page. Some other terms I've considered are harmonic relatedness, harmonic affinity, and harmonic correlation. I'm sure all of these terms have been used before, and some of them have certainly been used to express a similar concept as I'm putting forth here. If you have any opinions on what the most suitable name would be, I'd be glad to hear them!
 == Motivation ==