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== multimaps & multicommas == | == multimaps & multicommas == | ||
If you spend much time exploring information about RTT online, it won’t be long until you come across “wedgies”, which are an alternative way to represent temperaments. You may not need them to do RTT stuff; a lot of the information you can get from them can be gotten otherwise from the already-discussed matrices. But you may find they appeal to you. This section covers those. | |||
=== multimaps === | === multimaps === | ||
The mathematical structure used to represent a wedgie is called a '''multicovector''', and this structure is indeed related to the mathematical structure called the “covector”: | The mathematical structure used to represent a wedgie is called a '''multicovector''', and this structure is indeed related to the mathematical structure called the “covector”: | ||