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Out of the harmonics in the 23-limit approximated by 4320edo, only 3 and 5 have step sizes coprime with the number 4320. The 7th harmonic comes from [[135edo]], 11th harmonic comes from [[864edo]], 13th harmonic derives from [[2160edo]], 17th harmonic derives from [[80edo]], 19th harmonic derives from [[480edo]], and the 23rd harmonic comes from [[720edo]]. Beyond that, 31st harmonic comes from [[240edo]], and the 37th comes from 864edo.
Out of the harmonics in the 23-limit approximated by 4320edo, only 3 and 5 have step sizes coprime with the number 4320. The 7th harmonic comes from [[135edo]], 11th harmonic comes from [[864edo]], 13th harmonic derives from [[2160edo]], 17th harmonic derives from [[80edo]], 19th harmonic derives from [[480edo]], and the 23rd harmonic comes from [[720edo]]. Beyond that, 31st harmonic comes from [[240edo]], and the 37th comes from 864edo.


Other notable divisors 4320edo has are [[12edo]], the dominant tuning system in the world today, [[15edo]], known for use by [[Easley Blackwood Jr]]., [[72edo]], which has found usage in Byzantine chanting and various other applications, [[96edo]] notable for its use by Julian Carrillo, [[270edo]], notable for its excellent closed representation of the 13-limit relative to its size, [[360edo]], notable for being a number of degrees in a circle and carrying the interval size measure Dröbisch angle.
Other notable divisors 4320edo has are [[12edo]], the dominant tuning system in the world today, [[15edo]], known for use by [[Easley Blackwood Jr]]., [[72edo]], which has found usage in Byzantine chanting and various other applications, [[96edo]] notable for its use by [[Julian Carrillo]], [[270edo]], notable for its excellent closed representation of the 13-limit relative to its size, [[360edo]], notable for being a number of degrees in a circle and carrying the interval size measure Dröbisch angle.


==== Proposal for an interval size measure ====
==== Proposal for an interval size measure ====