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1793edo is naively consistent in the 2.3.5.11.13.17 subgroup, in which it has a comma basis 4225/4224, 6656/6655, 42500/42471, 4787200/4782969, 703125/702559. Higher prime harmonics it supports to <25% error are 23, 31, 41, 53, 61.  
1793edo is naively consistent in the 2.3.5.11.13.17 subgroup, in which it has a comma basis 4225/4224, 6656/6655, 42500/42471, 4787200/4782969, 703125/702559. Higher prime harmonics it supports to <25% error are 23, 31, 41, 53, 61.  


If a mapping for 7 is added, this gives two interpretations. First is the patent val, which has a comma basis 2080/2079, 3025/3024, 4225/4224, 5832/5831, 14875/14872, 108086/108085. The 1793d val has a comma basis 1225/1224, 8624/8619, 12376/12375, 14400/14399, 42500/42471, 29755593/29744000.
If a mapping for 7 is added, this gives two interpretations. First is the patent val, which has a comma basis 2080/2079, 3025/3024, 4225/4224, 5832/5831, 14875/14872, 108086/108085. The 1793d val has a comma basis 1225/1224, 8624/8619, 12376/12375, 14400/14399, 42500/42471, 29755593/29744000. It provides the optimal patent val for the [[luminal]] temperament.


It tempers out the [[jacobin comma]], which is quite thematic given that 1793 is another notable year of the French Revolution, just as [[1789edo|1789]] is. The comma basis for the 1789 & 1793 temperament in the 2.5.11.13 subgroup is 6656/6655, {{monzo|-176 23 -2 35}}.
1793edo tempers out the [[jacobin comma]], which is quite thematic given that 1793 is another notable year of the French Revolution, just as [[1789edo|1789]] is. The comma basis for the 1789 & 1793 temperament in the 2.5.11.13 subgroup is 6656/6655, {{monzo|-176 23 -2 35}}.


1793edo has divisors {{EDOs|1, 11, 163}}.
1793edo has divisors {{EDOs|1, 11, 163}}.