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• 1- Hamiltonian cycles in the topological dual of the Tonnetz / Giovanni Albini and Samuele Antonini
• 2- The continuous hexachordal theorem / Brad Ballinger ... [et al.]
• 3- Speech rhythms and metric frames / Fernando Benadon
• 4- Temporal patterns in polyphony / Mathieu Bergeron and Darrell Conklin
• 5- Maximally smooth diatonic trichord cycles / Steven Cannon
• 6- Towards a symbolic approach to sound analysis / Carmine Emanuele Cella
• 7- Plain and twisted adjoints of well-formed words / David Clampitt, Manuel Domínguez, and Thomas Noll
• 8- Regions and standard modes / David Clampit and Thomas Noll
• 9- Compatibility of the different tuning systems in an orchestra / Alfonso del Corral, Teresa León, and Vincent Liern
• 10- Formal diatonic intervallic notation / Jack Douthett and Julian Hook
• 11- Determining feature relevance in subject responses to musical stimuli / Morwaread M. Farbood and Bernd Schoner
• 12- Sequential association rules in atonal music / Aline Honingh, Tillman Weyde, and Darrel Conklin
• 13- Badness of serial fit revisited / Tuukka Ilomäki
• 14- Estimating the tonalness of transpositional type pitch-class sets using learned tonal key spaces / Özgür İzmirli
• 15- Musical experiences with block designs / Franck Jedrzejewski, Moreno Andreatta, and Tom Johnson
• 16- A generalisation of diatonicism and the discrete Fourier transform as a mean for classifying and characterising musical scales / Julien Junod ... [et al.]
• 17- The geometry of melodic, harmonic and metrical hierarchy / Jason Yust
• 18- A multi-tiered approach for analyzing expressive timing in music performance / Panayotis Mavromatis
• 19- HMM analysis of musical structure : identification of latent variables through topology-sensitive model selection / Panayotis Mavromatis
• 20- A declarative language for dynamic multimedia interaction systems / Carlos Olarte and Camilo Rueda
• 21- Generalized voice exchange / Robert Peck
• 22- Representing and estimating musical expression in melody / Christopher Raphael
• 23- Evaluating tonal distances between pitch-class sets and predicting their tonal centres by computational models / Atte Tenkanen
• 24- Three conceptions of musical distance / Dmitri Tymoczko
• 25- Pairwise well-formed scales and a bestiary of animals on the hexagonal lattice / Jon Wild
• 26- Generalized Tonnetz and well-formed GTS : a scale theory inspired by the neo-Riemannians / Marek Žabka.

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