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This is a list of '''9-[[odd-limit]]''' intervals. To [[7-odd-limit]], it adds 3 additional interval pairs involving 9.
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* [[1/1]], ([[2/1]])
* [[1/1]]
* '''[[10/9]], [[9/5]]'''
* '''[[10/9]], [[9/5]]'''
* '''[[9/8]], [[16/9]]'''
* '''[[9/8]], [[16/9]]'''
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* [[7/5]], [[10/7]]
* [[7/5]], [[10/7]]


[[Category:Just interval]]
{| class="wikitable center-all right-2 left-5"
[[Category:Odd limit]]
! Ratio
! Size ([[cents|¢]])
! colspan="2" | [[Color name]]
! Name(s)
|-
| [[10/9]]
| 182.404
| y2
| yo 2nd
| classic whole tone <br>minor whole tone
|-
| [[9/8]]
| 203.910
| w2
| wa 2nd
| Pythagorean whole tone <br>major whole tone
|-
| [[9/7]]
| 435.084
| r3
| ru 3rd
| septimal supermajor third
|-
| [[14/9]]
| 764.916
| z6
| zo 6th
| septimal subminor sixth
|-
| [[16/9]]
| 996.090
| w7
| wa 7th
| Pythagorean minor seventh
|-
| [[9/5]]
| 1017.596
| g7
| gu 7th
| classic minor seventh
|}
The smallest [[equal division of the octave]] which is [[consistent]] in the 9-odd-limit is [[5edo]]; that which is distinctly consistent in the same is [[41edo]]. The {{w|natural density|density}} of edos consistent in the 9-odd-limit is 1/4<ref group="note">Provable in a similar method to the one for the 5-odd-limit.</ref>.
 
== See also ==
* [[Diamond9]] – as a scale
 
== Notes ==
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