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Xenakis 22: Centenary International Symposium
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Figure 1 - OM patch to reproduce the microtonal system of String Quartet no. 2 and no. 3 of Ben Johnston.
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Figure 2: Hexany by Erv Wilson (Narushima, 2017, p. 153).
Figure 3 – The structure of harmonic series in Wilson (NEIMOG, 2021, p. 60).
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Figure 4 - Examples of the sieve analysis using the object prime-decomposition.
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Figure 5 - Patch example to create melodic contours with sieves.
Figure 6 - Patch that creates a modulation between two different JI systems.
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Figure 7 - This algorithm is best introduced in Neimog et al. (2022).
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3.1. OM-JI: Partch, Johnston e Wilson theories
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2. range-reduce rt-octave
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3.2. OM-Sieves
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Figure 8 - Comparison between the same procedure in MathTools and OM-Sieves.
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Figure 9 - Example of the creation of sieves using Ariza's (2005) syntax.
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Figure 10 – The patch exemplifies the decomposition of one sieve in unions.
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Figure 11 - It uses s-symmetry-perfil to find symmetrical sieves et al..
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Figure 12 - The decomposition of non-prime modules proposed by Exarchos et al. (2011).
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