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| Ratio = 137438953472/137231006679 | | Ratio = 137438953472/137231006679 | ||
| Name = 7-39 comma | | Name = 7-39-comma | ||
| Color name = Sasa-septhu comma | | Color name = Sasa-septhu comma | ||
| Comma = yes | | Comma = yes | ||
Revision as of 05:25, 24 August 2026
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reduced subharmonic
The 7-39-comma (monzo: 2.3.13 [37 -7 -7⟩, ratio: 137 438 953 472 / 137 231 006 679) is a unnoticeable 13-limit comma of about 2.62 cents. It is the amount by which a stack of seven 39/32's fall short of two octaves. It is tempered out in low edos that are a multiple of 7, which approximate 39/32 within a fraction of a cent. In Shasavistic theory, it is called Safusagnama.
It factors into 816293376/815730721 and the tridecapyth comma, and is also equal to seven minismas minus the akjaysma. Thus, tempering out any of those pairs of commas implies also tempering this out.