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Issei Ichimiya

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Music composition and improvisationLinguistic structures (incl. phonology, morphology and syntax)

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|Feb 01, 2023

Modifying Deutsch's scale illusion for application in music.

Issei Ichimiya, Hiroko Ichimiya

|Jan 26, 2019

Complex tone stimulation may induce binaural diplacusis with low-tone hearing loss.

Issei Ichimiya, Hiroko Ichimiya

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