Okay, so...Whoa! Totally hadn't noticed that before.I suspect the complete apotome-complement rules only exist in email so far, but here they are: In the pure notation, the apotome-complement of a core symbol is given by Figure 13 on page 24 of http://sagittal.org/sagittal.pdf, with the exceptions that the apotome-complement ofis
. The apotome complement of a diacritic'd symbol requires inverting all the diacritics in addition to taking the apotome complement of the core as above, except in the cases of
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and
where the apotome-complement of
is
.
In my "Anatomy of an Apotome" sheet I giveas the only one which is its own apotome complement. When you checked it before you didn't call that out as wrong. Since in that diagram I am using the Very High precision level to illustrate points about Mixed (Evo) vs. Pure (Revo) flavors and symbol element arithmetic and such, I believe that is still an accurate statement. It would only be upon reaching the Extreme precision level that it would cease to be its own apotome complement, because that's where it gets broken down into an even number of chunks.
Were it to get broken down into five chunks instead then we wouldn't have to make any exceptions (like,
,
,
, and
). Probably there was a reason that wasn't done though. I guess the problem is that
is already toward the bottom of that section. In that case I would actually recommend reducing from four chunks to three. Oh, but the problem with that is that the boundaries have to be symmetrical and
does not fall inside the middle of three chunks there. Well, you all probably already went through this before... alas...
In the Medium Precision notation, there is no

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In the High and Ultra Precision notations (the latter introducing Herculean accents),

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In the Extreme Precision notation (introducing Olympian accents), this interesting issue arises where we have an asymmetry about the half-apotome mirror, mercifully quarantined to accents of

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Statistics: Posted by cmloegcmluin — Mon Sep 02, 2024 5:28 am