These examples show how the Nawderian theorem and the TriadicFrameworks stack apply to musical systems: harmonic resonance, tempo drift, beat synchronization, and rhythmic coupling.
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Core TriadicFrameworks mathematical objects used:
H = Dโ T_fยฒ
If \( T_f \) doubles, what happens to H?
ฮT = Fโ / (ฮฮ)
If ฮ increases by 25%, how does ฮT change?
t_s = ฯ_r Dโ
If ฯ_r decreases by 15%, how does t_s change?
Doubling T_f โ H becomes 4H.
Drift decreases by 20%.
t_s decreases by 15%.
R = X (Dโ + Dโ ฯ_r + โ(Dโ ฯ_r))
Describe how increasing ฯ_r affects each term.
S(t) = Dโ sin(T_f t)
+ Dโ sin(2T_f t)
+ Dโ sin(3T_f t)
Describe how increasing T_f shifts the spectrum.
T(t) = Tโ + X e^{-Dโ t / ฯ_r}
Describe how increasing ฯ_r affects modulation decay.
Aโ = Fโ / (nยฒ + ฮฮ ฯ_r)
Describe how increasing ฯ_r affects overtone amplitude.
S_sync = (T_f + Dโ) / (1 + e^{-ฯ_r})
Describe how increasing ฯ_r affects synchronization.
T_f โ T_fยฒ ร Dโ โ H
Fโ รท (ฮฮ) โ ฮT
ฯ_r ร Dโ โ t_s