Systematic comma names explained: Difference between revisions

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== 5/7-kleisma, 35/11-kleisma, etc. ==
== 5/7-kleisma, 35/11-kleisma, etc. ==
These types of comma names come from an attempt to systematically name commas in around the year 2004.
These types of comma names come from an attempt to systematically name commas in around the year 2004. The commas were named according to the spreadsheet
[[File:CommaNamer.xls|CommaNamer.xls]].
 
The naming rules are a little difficult to work out, but "kleisma" definitely refers to the size of the interval - between 4.5 and 11.7 cents. The number in the name appears to have something to do with the prime factorization of the comma, but it is a bit difficult to reverse-engineer.


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