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* [[Dicot]], an exotemperament which generates 3/2 by stacking two 5/4's so that the mapping dictates that 5/4 and [[6/5]] are equated. | * [[Dicot]], an exotemperament which generates 3/2 by stacking two 5/4's so that the mapping dictates that 5/4 and [[6/5]] are equated. | ||
* [[Father]], an exotemperament which equates [[4/3]] and 5/4 as a single "fourth-third" interval, from which it derives its name. | * [[Father]], an exotemperament which equates [[4/3]] and 5/4 as a single "fourth-third" interval, from which it derives its name. | ||
=== Temperaments that use 9/7 as a generator === | === Temperaments that use 9/7 as a generator === | ||
* [[Sensi]], generated by sharp supermajor thirds representing [[9/7]] and [[13/10]], such that a stack of two gives a major sixth approximating [[5/3]]. | * [[Sensi]], generated by sharp supermajor thirds representing [[9/7]] and [[13/10]], such that a stack of two gives a major sixth approximating [[5/3]], and a stack of seven gives [[6/1]]. | ||
* [[Squares]], generated by flat supermajor thirds representing [[9/7]] and [[14/11]], such that a stack of four gives [[8/3]]. | * [[Squares]], generated by flat supermajor thirds representing [[9/7]] and [[14/11]], such that a stack of four gives [[8/3]]. | ||