Tricesimoprimal Tetrachordal Tesseract: Difference between revisions

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This is not really a 4-dimensional cube, but a mere triangle. This is the table of tetrachord species in 31-edo, i.e. all of the ways that a perfect 4th (13 dieses) can be broken up into three steps. Numbers indicate intervals in degrees of 31.
This is not really a 4-dimensional cube, but a mere triangle. This is the table of [[tetrachord]] species in [[31edo|31-edo]], i.e. all of the ways that a perfect 4th (13 dieses) can be broken up into three steps. Numbers indicate intervals in degrees of 31.


|| [[31edo Tetra 11-1-1|11-1-1]] || [[31edo Tetra 10-1-2|10-1-2]] || [[31edo Tetra 9-1-3|9-1-3]] || [[31edo Tetra 8-1-4|8-1-4]] || [[31edo Tetra 7-1-5|7-1-5]] || [[31edo Tetra 6-1-6|6-1-6]] || [[31edo Tetra 5-1-7|5-1-7]] || [[31edo Tetra 4-1-8|4-1-8]] || [[31edo Tetra 3-1-9|3-1-9]] || [[31edo Tetra 2-1-10|2-1-10]] || [[31edo Tetra 1-1-11|1-1-11]] ||
|| [[31edo Tetra 11-1-1|11-1-1]] || [[31edo Tetra 10-1-2|10-1-2]] || [[31edo Tetra 9-1-3|9-1-3]] || [[31edo Tetra 8-1-4|8-1-4]] || [[31edo Tetra 7-1-5|7-1-5]] || [[31edo Tetra 6-1-6|6-1-6]] || [[31edo Tetra 5-1-7|5-1-7]] || [[31edo Tetra 4-1-8|4-1-8]] || [[31edo Tetra 3-1-9|3-1-9]] || [[31edo Tetra 2-1-10|2-1-10]] || [[31edo Tetra 1-1-11|1-1-11]] ||
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This is not really a 4-dimensional cube, but a mere triangle. This is the table of tetrachord species in 31-edo, i.e. all of the ways that a perfect 4th (13 dieses) can be broken up into three steps. Numbers indicate intervals in degrees of 31.&lt;br /&gt;
This is not really a 4-dimensional cube, but a mere triangle. This is the table of &lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/tetrachord"&gt;tetrachord&lt;/a&gt; species in &lt;a class="wiki_link" href="/31edo"&gt;31-edo&lt;/a&gt;, i.e. all of the ways that a perfect 4th (13 dieses) can be broken up into three steps. Numbers indicate intervals in degrees of 31.&lt;br /&gt;
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