pg325.
'In real life, as in group theory, operations seldom satisfy the commutative law. For example, if we put on our socks and then put on our shoes, we get a very different effect from doing it the other way round. The associative law is much more commonly satisfied'.
Friday 21 March 2008
Music: A Mathematical Offering
A really good book about maths and music by David J. Benson, available as a free pdf, or in a more old fashioned form.
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