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* Non-italicized Latin variables refer to interval sizes, for example step sizes. | * Non-italicized Latin variables refer to interval sizes, for example step sizes. | ||
* Indices for all words are 1-indexed. | * Indices for all words are 1-indexed. | ||
* The notation ''S''(X<sub>1</sub>, ..., X<sub>r</sub>) is used for an ''r''-ary scale word with variables X<sub>1</sub>, ..., X<sub>r</sub> possibly standing in for any sizes. If ''S''(X, Y) = XXY then ''S''(A, B) = AAB. | * The notation ''S''(X<sub>1</sub>, ..., X<sub>''r''</sub>) is used for an ''r''-ary scale word with variables X<sub>1</sub>, ..., X<sub>''r''</sub> possibly standing in for any sizes. If ''S''(X, Y) = XXY then ''S''(A, B) = AAB. | ||
* We leave the distinction between linear and cyclic words up to context. We usually also elide the distinction between subwords and the interval sizes that subtend them. | * We leave the distinction between linear and cyclic words up to context. We usually also elide the distinction between subwords and the interval sizes that subtend them. | ||