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== Equivalent S-expressions == | |||
Curiously, some S-expressions have other equivalent S-expressions. This is easiest to observe in semiparticulars. Here is an incomplete list of examples (feel free to expand): | |||
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| [[81/80]] | |||
| S6/S8 = S9 | |||
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| [[325/324]] | |||
| S10/S12 = S25 * S26 | |||
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| [[676/675]] | |||
| S13/S15 = S26 | |||
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| [[3025/3024]] | |||
| S22/S24 = S55 = S25/S27 * S99 | |||
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== Glossary == | == Glossary == | ||