Imminent departure

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to say I'm going to have to leave -- I have a concerto to write, and this fascinating list has set me back a week or so. Hopefully I'll be able to rejoin in the near future.

It's been a great discussion. I'm particularly happy with the realization that when academic theorists talk about "maximal evenness" (which is a property that only makes sense in a discrete context), they're really talking about two continuous properties: evenness, and the MOS/DE (or "dual generation") property.

Anyway, thanks again. Sorry to leave so soon!

DT
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Dmitri Tymoczko
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Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study
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At 05:40 PM 7/20/2006, you wrote:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I just wanted to say I'm going to have to leave -- I have a concerto
>to write, and this fascinating list has set me back a week or so.
>Hopefully I'll be able to rejoin in the near future.
>
>It's been a great discussion. I'm particularly happy with the
>realization that when academic theorists talk about "maximal
>evenness" (which is a property that only makes sense in a discrete
>context), they're really talking about two continuous properties:
>evenness, and the MOS/DE (or "dual generation") property.
>
>Anyway, thanks again. Sorry to leave so soon!
>
>DT

I just got your webpage to work. Your music is pretty cool!

-Carl

--- In tuning-math@yahoogroups.com, Dmitri Tymoczko <dmitri@...> wrote:

> Anyway, thanks again. Sorry to leave so soon!

Your presence has been very stimulating, though it's too bad Paul
Erlich wasn't here at the time.