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For questions on mathematical problems arising from music theory, e.g. scales, harmonies, rhythms, and compositional techniques (such as dodecaphony or minimalism).
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Techniques from number theory used in algorithmic compositions?
I'm not sure how strict your interpretation of number theory is but Sofia Gubaidulina used the Evangelist and Lucas series in some of her compositions.
I don't know if this is entirely relevant to you …
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