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=Other models=

J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which ~~sho~~ slight differences in the previous two systems, ~~as shown~~ above) are the same.

J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which show slight differences in the previous two systems, marked in **bold** above) are the same.

See chapter 3.4 and appendix I in [[http://stefanpohlit.com/dissertation.engl..htm|Stefan Pohlit's dissertation]] for detailed descriptions.

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<h1 id="toc3"><a name="Other models"></a>Other models</h1>

J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which ~~sho~~ slight differences in the previous two systems, ~~as shown~~ above) are the same.<br />

J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which show slight differences in the previous two systems, marked in <strong>bold</strong> above) are the same.<br />

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See chapter 3.4 and appendix I in <a class="wiki_link_ext" href="http://stefanpohlit.com/dissertation.engl..htm" rel="nofollow">Stefan Pohlit's dissertation</a> for detailed descriptions.<br />

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-J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which sho slight differences in the previous two systems, as shown above) are the same.
+J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which show slight differences in the previous two systems, marked in **bold** above) are the same.
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+  J. J. Weiss has developed a number of other systems besides the two described above. A notable class of these are so-called super-symmetrical systems, which have the property that the intervals ascending from C and the intervals descending from F (which show slight differences in the previous two systems, marked in &lt;strong&gt;bold&lt;/strong&gt; above) are the same.&lt;br /&gt;
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 See chapter 3.4 and appendix I in &lt;a class="wiki_link_ext" href="http://stefanpohlit.com/dissertation.engl..htm" rel="nofollow"&gt;Stefan Pohlit's dissertation&lt;/a&gt; for detailed descriptions.&lt;br /&gt;