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13edo has its local zeta peak at 12.96866 edo, which corresponds to an octave equivalence of 1202.9 cents.
[[13edo]] has its [[Riemann zeta function|local zeta peak]] at 12.96866 edo, which corresponds to an [[octave equivalence]] of 1202.9 cents.


Interestingly, this stretching improves both its acoustic phi interval (9/13), which now has an error of only -0.3 cents, as well as its algorithmic phi interval (21/13), which now has an error of only +1.5 cents.
Interestingly, this stretching improves both its [[acoustic phi]] interval (9\13), which now has an error of only -0.3 cents, as well as its [[logarithmic phi]] interval (21\13), which now has an error of only +1.5 cents.


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