User talk:Frostburn/Music vs Math

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I suggest:

algebraic variety (solutions of a system of equations over a vector space (roughly, I don't want to go too far into algebraic geometry)) and scale variety (how many different interval sizes are there for the same step difference);

don't forget

limit (of a sequence, function, category, etc.) and (prime/integer/odd) limit

Also note the amusing "return" of etymology, in comma category:

A comma in tuning and also in punctuation comes from the Greek root word κόπτω, meaning "cut"

The sense of the punctuation was used for denoting a comma category because the notation uses a comma

But then people renamed it to "slice category".

Cut and slice. How poetic

--Akselai (talk) 20:51, 2 February 2024 (UTC)