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'''47/32''' is the [[Octave reduction|octave-reduced]] 47th [[harmonic]]. It is close to 5\[[9edo|9]] (666.66667 [[Cent|¢]]). This is the smallest octave-reduced harmonic after [[3/2]] that could reasonably be considered a kind of "perfect fifth", being somewhere in the transition between subfifths and [[Mavila]] narrow perfect fifths. | '''47/32''' is the [[Octave reduction|octave-reduced]] 47th [[harmonic]]. It is close to 5\[[9edo|9]] (666.66667 [[Cent|¢]]). This is the smallest octave-reduced harmonic after [[3/2]] that could reasonably be considered a kind of "perfect fifth", although an extremely flat one, being somewhere in the transition between subfifths and [[Mavila]] narrow perfect fifths. | ||
[[Category:Fifth]] | [[Category:Fifth]] | ||
[[Category:Subfifth]] | [[Category:Subfifth]] | ||
Revision as of 07:05, 3 June 2023
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47/32 is the octave-reduced 47th harmonic. It is close to 5\9 (666.66667 ¢). This is the smallest octave-reduced harmonic after 3/2 that could reasonably be considered a kind of "perfect fifth", although an extremely flat one, being somewhere in the transition between subfifths and Mavila narrow perfect fifths.