S-expression: Difference between revisions

All S-expressions have other equivalent S-expressions; however, when the equivalence makes one comma a member of two of the infinite families discussed above, or otherwise makes it equal to a product or ratio between two such commas, this often means nontrivial, deep tempering opportunities, usually leading to multiple of the most elegant and efficient temperaments that we know of depending on how the tempering is further realized. Generally we exclude 1/''n''-square-particulars, only noting up to 1/3-square-particulars, because equivalent 1/''n''-square-particular expressions become very common for higher ''n'', but are still quite rare for small ''n''.

This is important to note because using this simple rule we can derive an infinite amount of trivially and obviously equivalent S-expressions. See [[S-expression/Advanced results]] for mathematical details.

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