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For example; since [[34edo]]'s 3/2 maps to 20\34, and 20 is divisible by both 4 and 5, so it can be called tetracot (4-cot) or pentacot (5-cot). | For example; since [[34edo]]'s 3/2 maps to 20\34, and 20 is divisible by both 4 and 5, so it can be called tetracot (4-cot) or pentacot (5-cot). | ||
It is similar to the [[pergen]], and is a canonical naming scheme for pergens of rank-2 temperaments of the 2.3.… [[subgroup]] in that every such pergen corresponds to a unique name in the ploidacot system. | It is similar to the [[pergen]], and is a canonical naming scheme for pergens of rank-2 temperaments of the 2.3.… [[subgroup]] in that every such pergen corresponds to a unique name in the ploidacot system. | ||