Culminativity times harmony equals unbounded stress

Abstract

Well-studied computational representations of stress patterns are desirable in phonological analysis for several reasons. Perhaps the most important one is that they reveal insights which are (1) relevant to any particular theory of phonology and (2) otherwise difficult to divine. This is because these representations highlight the importance

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