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The additional accidental has an equivalent ratio, found by adding the pergen's 3-limit comma onto the ratio. Blackwood's comma is 256/243, and Blackwood's ^1 is 81/80 or equivalently, 16/15.
The additional accidental has an equivalent ratio, found by adding the pergen's 3-limit comma onto the ratio. Blackwood's comma is 256/243, and Blackwood's ^1 is 81/80 or equivalently, 16/15.


It is not yet known if all Blackwood-like pergens are of the form (P8/m, ^1).
All Blackwood-like pergens are of the form (P8/m, ^1) or (P8/m, /1).


It's possible to have a fifth-8ve pergen with an independent 5th, but there will be small intervals of about 20¢. Here are two such:
It's possible to have a fifth-8ve pergen with an independent 5th, but there will be small intervals of about 20¢. Here are two such:
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The additional accidental has an equivalent ratio, found by adding the pergen's 3-limit comma onto the ratio. Blackwood's comma is 256/243, and Blackwood's ^1 is 81/80 or equivalently, 16/15.&lt;br /&gt;
The additional accidental has an equivalent ratio, found by adding the pergen's 3-limit comma onto the ratio. Blackwood's comma is 256/243, and Blackwood's ^1 is 81/80 or equivalently, 16/15.&lt;br /&gt;
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It is not yet known if all Blackwood-like pergens are of the form (P8/m, ^1).&lt;br /&gt;
All Blackwood-like pergens are of the form (P8/m, ^1) or (P8/m, /1).&lt;br /&gt;
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It's possible to have a fifth-8ve pergen with an independent 5th, but there will be small intervals of about 20¢. Here are two such:&lt;br /&gt;
It's possible to have a fifth-8ve pergen with an independent 5th, but there will be small intervals of about 20¢. Here are two such:&lt;br /&gt;