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A 13th-octave temperament can be described by temperament merging of edos whose greatest common divisor is 13. Although [[13edo]] itself is not particularly accurate for low-complexity harmonics, some temperaments which are multiples of 13 are. | |||
Temperaments discussed elsewhere are [[ragismic microtemperaments #Aluminium|aluminium]], [[octagar temperaments #Tridecatonic|tridecatonic]], [[ragismic microtemperaments #Trideci|trideci]], and [[orwellismic temperaments #Triskaidekic|triskaidekic]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 21 July 2026
- This is a list showing technical temperament data. For an explanation of what information is shown here, you may look at the technical data guide for regular temperaments.
A 13th-octave temperament can be described by temperament merging of edos whose greatest common divisor is 13. Although 13edo itself is not particularly accurate for low-complexity harmonics, some temperaments which are multiples of 13 are.
Temperaments discussed elsewhere are aluminium, tridecatonic, trideci, and triskaidekic.