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Formalizations.MusicTheory.Huddling

Huddling in ℤ/12 #

Among pitch-class sets of a given size, the consecutive collections maximize the first Fourier magnitude, with equality exactly for their transpositions (the twelve-tone case of CyclicHuddlingGeometry). Through the multiplication by 5, the chains of fifths maximize the fifth coefficient.

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The twelve-tone Fourier interface agrees with the general set-sum interface.

The consecutive collection C_k = {0,...,k-1} in ZMod 12.

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    The transposition orbit; equality at the Fourier maximum is equality up to transposition.

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      Multiplication by five, an involution because 5² = 1 in ZMod 12.

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        A consecutive chain in the circle-of-fifths coordinates.

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          theorem MusicTheory.Huddling.m5_tpose (t : ZMod 12) (A : Finset (ZMod 12)) :

          M5 permutes the Fourier power at frequencies 1 and 5, on the shared Fourier definitions.

          Real power is the square of the complex magnitude.

          Transposition changes phase and preserves magnitude at every frequency.

          Huddling inequality: the consecutive collection maximizes a1 at fixed cardinality.

          Equality in Huddling holds precisely for the transposes of the consecutive collection.

          Backward-compatible finite certificate, now derived from the structural theorem. Despite its historical name, no census is evaluated.

          The same maximum in the magnitude formulation used by Amiot.

          Huddling transported through M5: a fifth chain maximizes the fifth Fourier magnitude.

          The fifth-frequency equality class is exactly the transposition orbit of a fifth chain.