harmonikusanlike
Harmonikusanlike is a neologism used in theoretical discussions of music theory and signal processing to describe signals, timbres, or structures that resemble harmonic properties without strictly forming a harmonic series. The term blends the notion of harmonics with the suffix -like to denote similarity rather than exact equivalence.
In practice, harmonikusanlike signals are characterized by spectra where partials occur near integer multiples of a
Theoretical groundwork emphasizes the overlap with inharmonicity, partial tracking, and nonlinear time-series analysis. Harmonikusanlike signals may
Usage and reception remain largely academic or pedagogical, with the term appearing in speculative discussions rather