As you know, a M3 corresponds to 4 half steps on the piano keyboard, which means a m3 corresponds to 3. We can thus "translate" the triad and seventh chord definition charts into half step charts as follows. For each quality of chord, the definition is given first. Then, the distance between adjacent notes is given in half steps.
—from Introduction to Music Theory, a other by David Arrivee
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