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This is a basic introduction to this concept. For a more mathematical take, see [[dual list]].
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A '''comma basis''' is a [[basis]] for the [[wikipedia: Kernel (linear algebra)|nullspace]] (sometimes also called the "kernel") of a [[regular temperament|temperament]]. It consists of <math>n</math> [[wikipedia: Linear independence|linearly independent]] vectors, where <math>n</math> is the [[nullity]], each one representing a [[comma]] that is made to [[vanish]].  
A '''comma basis''' is a [[basis]] for the [[wikipedia: Kernel (linear algebra)|nullspace]] (sometimes also called the "kernel") of a [[regular temperament|temperament]]. It consists of <math>n</math> [[wikipedia: Linear independence|linearly independent]] vectors, where <math>n</math> is the [[nullity]], each one representing a [[comma]] that is made to [[vanish]].