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音乐之所以和谐美妙,很大程度上得益于两个数学上的约等式同时成立:
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With a somewhat ironic smile, Pallas said, "On my next visit to Earth, I will check with you to see if ideas on nonequilibrium statistical mechanics have progressed in the direction you indicated. But for now let us leave this discussion. Would you like to listen to some music?"
"Well . . . there are relations between nonequilibrium and music, but is that the real reason you ask?"
"It is something else. You know how unnatural the tampered scale is−−brutally cut by human musicians into 12 equal half−tones, every interval slightly wrong. Because of your imperfect human hearing, you do not realize it, but the result is truly abominable. And the funny thing is that I have come to enjoy it! Isn't that very perverse?"
"Tempered scale," I said weakly, "not tampered. And Johann Sebastian Bach is neither truly abominable nor very perverse." This time I was really upset.
But Pallas just smiled sweetly. "Ready to listen to some preludes and fugues from the Well−Tempered Clavier?"
Conversations on Nonequilibrium Physics With an Extraterrestrial Nonequilibrium systems come in many varieties, and a number of not−yet−reconciled mathematical approaches can be applied to them.
