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'''175/144''', the '''avicennmic minor third''', is a [[7-limit]] interval that exceeds the [[32/27|Pythagorean minor third]] by an [[525/512|avicennma]]. It | '''175/144''', the '''avicennmic minor third''', is a [[7-limit]] interval that exceeds the [[32/27|Pythagorean minor third]] by an [[525/512|avicennma]]. It is more likely to function as a ''major'' third in [[just intonation]], being a [[81/64|Pythagorean major third]] flattened by two [[syntonic comma]]s and a [[septimal comma]]. This function is further evidenced by the fact that it equals a stack of a [[7/6]] septimal minor third and a [[25/24]] classical chromatic semitone. | ||
== Terminology == | == Terminology == | ||
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175/144, the avicennmic minor third, is a 7-limit interval that exceeds the Pythagorean minor third by an avicennma. It is more likely to function as a major third in just intonation, being a Pythagorean major third flattened by two syntonic commas and a septimal comma. This function is further evidenced by the fact that it equals a stack of a 7/6 septimal minor third and a 25/24 classical chromatic semitone.
Terminology
This interval has also been called the keemic minor third, viewed as fudged from 6/5 instead.
Temperaments
This interval is a near-optimal generator for the sixix temperament.