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Add-29,31 are a pain to use, acknowledge, WIP
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29 and 31 sting like sons of a bitch, declare the pain despite the low badness and extremely small error
 
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: error map: -0.000546  0.000618  0.000877  0.000084 -0.000591 -0.000463  0.00017  -0.001072  0.001239  
: error map: -0.000546  0.000618  0.000877  0.000084 -0.000591 -0.000463  0.00017  -0.001072  0.001239  


Badness (Sintel): 0.354}}Ploidacots, pergens, MOS scales and odd-limit detunings are unapplicable or too convoluted to be descriptive.  
Badness (Sintel): 0.354
 
[[Subgroup]]: 2.3.5.7.11.13.17.19.29.31<br>[[Comma list]]: 5767168/5767125, [[11413376/11413325]], [[633556/633555]], [[176176/176175]], [[178126/178125]]
 
[[Mapping]]: [⟨ 1 0 0 0 5 8 -9 0 19 -8 ],
⟨ 0 1 0 0 0 0 -2 1 -3 0 ],
⟨ 0 0 1 0 0 -1 -2 1 -3 6 ],
⟨ 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 3 2 ],
<nowiki>⟨ 0 0 0 0 -9 -3 8 -8 -21 -10 ]]</nowiki>
 
Mapping generators: ~2, ~3, ~5, ~7, ~608/385
 
[[Optimal tuning|Optimal tunings]]
 
: [[WE]]: ~2 = TBA¢, ~3/2 = TBA¢, ~5/4 = TBA¢, ~7/4 = TBA¢, ~385/608 = TBA¢
: error map: TBA
 
Badness (Sintel): 0.777}}The optimal patent val is much finer than 20203, but for all intents and purposes, 20203 marks is practically identical to insatinismic.
 
Ploidacots, pergens, MOS scales and odd-limit detunings are unapplicable or too convoluted to be descriptive.  
 
Edo join: 53 & 94 & 270 & 3395 & 8539 (19-limit); 53k & 217k & 311k & 3395k & 8539 (31-limit)


As a detemperament of cassaschismic, it does the following:  
As a detemperament of cassaschismic, it does the following:  
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=== Add-29,31 extension ===
=== Add-29,31 extension ===
Insatinismic is worse at extending to the no-23 31-limit, since it requires detempering from the suboptimal septischismic add-29,31 basis 53k & 217k & 311k, instead of 217 & 270 & 311. This adds the commas 176176/176175 and 178126/178125 into the list, where prime 29 has the most error out of all, around ~3x as much - still, just 0.003 cents. Prime 31 fits much better into the temperament.
Insatinismic is much worse at extending to the no-23 31-limit despite the great accuracy, since it requires detempering from the suboptimal septischismic add-29,31 basis 53k & 217k & 311k, instead of 217 & 270 & 311 or 12e & 270 & 311. This adds the commas 176176/176175 and 178126/178125 into the list, where prime 29 has the most error out of all, around ~3x as much - still, just 0.003 cents. Prime 31 fits much better into the temperament, though it is the worst to write.


== Notation ==
== Notation ==
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* 19/16: minor third + schisma - 2 garischismas + 8 kevolismas
* 19/16: minor third + schisma - 2 garischismas + 8 kevolismas
* 29/16: '''major sixth''' + 5 pythagorean commas - 3 schismas - 3 garischismas + 21 kevolismas
* 29/16: '''major sixth''' + 5 pythagorean commas - 3 schismas - 3 garischismas + 21 kevolismas
* 31/16: major seventh + TBA
The notation can be equivalently and naively described as using:
The notation can be equivalently and naively described as using:


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Any of the above expressions can be rewritten by converting syntonic comma = pythagorean comma - schisma; septimal comma = pythagorean comma + garischisma.
Any of the above expressions can be rewritten by converting syntonic comma = pythagorean comma - schisma; septimal comma = pythagorean comma + garischisma.


A redundant accidental, the [[mercator comma]], can be introduced to keep the amount of pythagorean commas needed less than two, since it is the difference between 4 pythagorean commas and one limma. 17/16 is a type of '''major''' second. Using a mercator comma allows it to be respelled as a minor second + pythagorean comma - mercator comma... etc. Same with 29/16, which instead of being spelt a major sixth can be spelt a minor seventh + pythagorean comma + mercator comma... etc.
A redundant accidental, the [[mercator comma]], can be introduced to keep the amount of pythagorean commas needed less than two, since it is the difference between 4 pythagorean commas and one limma. 17/16 is a type of '''major''' second as in [[Septischismic family#Septinoellismic|septinoellismic]]. Using a mercator comma allows it to be respelled as a minor second + pythagorean comma - mercator comma... etc. Same with 29/16, which instead of being spelt a major sixth can be spelt a minor seventh + pythagorean comma + mercator comma... etc.


=== Eufalesio's ULTRAOLYMPIC [sic] notation ===
=== Eufalesio's ULTRAOLYMPIC [sic] notation ===
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* 17/16: minor second + septimal comma - buzzardma + aberschisma + schisma - 3 minas - tina
* 17/16: minor second + septimal comma - buzzardma + aberschisma + schisma - 3 minas - tina
* 19/16: minor third + schisma + 3 minas + tina
* 19/16: minor third + schisma + 3 minas + tina
And any interval between them can be found by subtracting each accidental independently, keeping in mind that an excess of septimal commas can be converted into buzzardmas.
Not shown in the image are 29/16 and 31/16, which are extremely complex:
* 29/16: minor seventh + septimal comma + buzzardma - aberschisma - 2 schismas - 7 minas <br>OR minor seventh + septimal comma + buzzardma - 3 aberschismas + 10 minas - 3 tinas
* 29/16: minor seventh + septimal comma + buzzardma - aberschisma - 2 schismas - 7 minas <br>OR minor seventh + septimal comma + buzzardma - 3 aberschismas + 10 minas - 3 tinas
* 31/16: major seventh + septimal comma - buzzardma + 5 aberschismas + schisma - 9 minas - tina


And any interval between them can be found by subtracting each accidental independently, keeping in mind that an excess of septimal commas can be converted into buzzardmas.
As such, it is recommended to use a [[3969/3968|yunzee comma]] to notate 31/16 and 29/16, if strictly sticking to this system, producing:
 
* 29/16: minor seventh + buzzardma + 2 aberschismas + schisma + two tinas + yunzee
* 31/16: octave - 2 septimal commas - yunzee (by definition).