| Farey Addition |
Robert P. Munafo, 1998 Jan 7.
The result of a Farey addition is always somewhere between the two original fractions.
If the two original fractions have no fraction between them with a smaller denominator (example: 1/3 and 1/2) then the result of the Farey addition is the fraction with smallest denominator between them (in this example, 2/5).
Farey addition gives the internal angle of the inner neighbor of two mu-atoms.
See also smaller neighbor, larger neighbor.
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