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The [[orwell tetrad|orwell nonad]] is the Orwell[9] MOS, considered as an essentially tempered dyadic chord (which it is, in the 15-limit.) While nine notes is a lot of notes for a chord, obviously in practice subchords could be used.

If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define aa transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting

If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define a transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting

note(n, c) = |(u-i)/9-i/2 -i/2-c 0 i/2+c>

if i is even, and

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The <a class="wiki_link" href="/orwell%20tetrad">orwell nonad</a> is the Orwell[9] MOS, considered as an essentially tempered dyadic chord (which it is, in the 15-limit.) While nine notes is a lot of notes for a chord, obviously in practice subchords could be used.

If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define aa transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting

If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define a transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting

note(n, c) = |(u-i)/9-i/2 -i/2-c 0 i/2+c&gt;

if i is even, and

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+: This revision was by author [[User:genewardsmith|genewardsmith]] and made on <tt>2011-09-26 21:16:59 UTC</tt>.<br>
-: The original revision id was <tt>258483110</tt>.<br>
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 The [[orwell tetrad|orwell nonad]] is the Orwell[9] MOS, considered as an essentially tempered dyadic chord (which it is, in the 15-limit.) While nine notes is a lot of notes for a chord, obviously in practice subchords could be used.
-If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define aa transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting
+If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define a transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting
 note(n, c) = |(u-i)/9-i/2 -i/2-c 0 i/2+c&gt;
 if i is even, and
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 The &lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/orwell%20tetrad"&gt;orwell nonad&lt;/a&gt; is the Orwell[9] MOS, considered as an essentially tempered dyadic chord (which it is, in the 15-limit.) While nine notes is a lot of notes for a chord, obviously in practice subchords could be used. &lt;br /&gt;
 &lt;br /&gt;
-If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define aa transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting &lt;br /&gt;
+If the tablet is the ordered pair [n, c] and if u = n-11c, then setting i = u mod 9, define a transversal for note(n, c) by determining if i is even or odd, and setting &lt;br /&gt;
 note(n, c) = |(u-i)/9-i/2 -i/2-c 0 i/2+c&amp;gt; &lt;br /&gt;
 if i is even, and &lt;br /&gt;