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'''217EDO''' is the [[EDO|equal division of the octave]] into 217 parts of 5.529954 [[cent]]s each | '''217EDO''' is the [[EDO|equal division of the octave]] into 217 parts of 5.529954 [[cent]]s each. | ||
== | == Theory == | ||
217edo is a strong [[19-limit]] system, the smallest uniquely [[consistent]] in the [[19-odd-limit]] and consistent to the [[21-odd-limit]]. It shares the same 5th and 7th [[Harmonic series|harmonics]] with [[31edo]] (217 = 7 × 31), as well as the [[11/9]] interval (supporting the [[31-comma temperaments #Birds|birds temperament]]). However, compared to 31EDO, its [[patent val]] differ on the mappings for 3, 11, 13, 17 and 19 – in fact, this EDO has a very accurate 13th harmonic, as well as the [[19/15]] interval. | |||
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It tempers out the [[parakleisma]], {{monzo|8 14 -13}}, and the [[escapade comma]], {{monzo|32 -7 -9}} in the 5-limit; [[3136/3125]], [[4375/4374]], [[10976/10935]] and 823543/819200 in the 7-limit; [[441/440]], [[4000/3993]] and 5632/5625 in the 11-limit; [[364/363]], [[676/675]], [[1001/1000]], [[1575/1573]] and [[2080/2079]] in the 13-limit; 595/594, 833/832, [[936/935]], 1156/1155, [[1225/1224]], [[1701/1700]] in the 17-limit; 343/342, 476/475, 969/968, [[1216/1215]], [[1445/1444]], 1521/1520 and 1540/1539 in the 19-limit. It provides the [[optimal patent val]] for the 11- and 13-limit [[Hemimean clan #Arch|arch]] and the 11- and 13-limit [[Hemimage temperaments #Cotoneum|cotoneum]]. | |||
=== Prime harmonics === | |||
{{Primes in edo|217}} | |||
== JI approximation == | |||
=== Selected just intervals === | === Selected just intervals === | ||
The following table shows how [[23-odd-limit|23-odd-limit intervals]] are represented in 217EDO. Prime harmonics are in '''bold'''; inconsistent intervals are in ''italic''. | The following table shows how [[23-odd-limit|23-odd-limit intervals]] are represented in 217EDO. Prime harmonics are in '''bold'''; inconsistent intervals are in ''italic''. | ||