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A capital 'U' signals alteration upward by 33/32, and a lower case 'u' signals alteration downward by 33/32. The alteration is typically applied downward for positive Pythagorean intervals, and upward for negative Pythagorean intervals.
A capital 'U' signals alteration upward by 33/32, and a lower case 'u' signals alteration downward by 33/32. The alteration is typically applied downward for positive Pythagorean intervals, and upward for negative Pythagorean intervals.


11/8 is UP4, and Uber perfect fourth and 11/6 is Um7, and Uber minor seventh. We can also add N/n, the greater and lesser neutrals, where Um is n, and uM is N, so that 11/6 is n7, the lesser neutral 7th, 11/9 is n3, the lesser neutral third, and 27/22 is N3, the greater neutral third. In tunings where the difference between a lessor and greater neutral of the same generic interval, is. 243/242 is tempered out, we can just use 'N' for 'neutral'.
11/8 is UP4, and Uber perfect fourth and 11/6 is Um7, and Uber minor seventh. We can also add N/n, the greater and lesser neutrals, where Um is n, and uM is N, so that 11/6 is n7, the lesser neutral 7th, 11/9 is n3, the lesser neutral third, and 27/22 is N3, the greater neutral third. In tunings where the difference between a lessor and greater neutral of the same generic interval, is. 243/242 is tempered out, we can just use 'N' for 'neutral'. I also like to use N/n for fourths and fifths, where 11/8 is a (lesser) neutral 4th and 16/11 is a (greater) neutral fifth, but I have used only U4, u5, uA4 and Ud5 instead of n4, N5, N4, and n5 respectively in my edo summaries.


We can use U/u and N to give familiar labels to 17edo, or to label 10edo as a neutral system, i.e.,
We can use U/u and N to give familiar labels to 17edo, or to label 10edo as a neutral system, i.e.,
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|Um2/n2
|Um2/n2
|ubr-min 2nd
|ubr-min 2nd / lsr-ntl 2nd
|uber minor second / lesser neutral second
|uber minor second / lesser neutral second
|88/81
|88/81
|-
|-
|uM2/n2
|uM2/n2
|unt-maj 2nd
|unt-maj 2nd / gtr-ntl 2nd
|unter major second  / greater neutral second
|unter major second  / greater neutral second
|12/11
|12/11
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|-
|-
|Um3/n3
|Um3/n3
|ubr-min 3rd
|ubr-min 3rd / lsr-ntl 3rd
|uber minor third / lesser neutral third
|uber minor third / lesser neutral third
|11/9
|11/9
|-
|-
|uM3/N3
|uM3/N3
|unt-maj 3rd
|unt-maj 3rd / gtr-ntl 3rd
|unter major third / greater neutral third
|unter major third / greater neutral third
|27/22
|27/22
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|-
|-
|U4
|U4
|ubr 4th
|ubr 4th (/ lsr-ntl 4th)
|uber fourth
|uber fourth (/ lesser neutral fourth)
|11/8
|11/8
|-
|-
|uA4
|uA4
|unt-aug 4th
|unt-aug 4th (/ gtr-ntl 4th)
|unter augmented fourth
|unter augmented fourth (/ greater neutral fourth)
|243/176
|243/176
|-
|-
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|-
|Ud5
|Ud5
|ubr-dim 5th
|ubr-dim 5th (/lsr-ntl 5th)
|uber diminished fifth
|uber diminished fifth (/lesser neutral fifth)
|352/243
|352/243
|-
|-
|u5
|u5
|unt 5th
|unt 5th (/gtr-ntl 5th)
|unter fifth
|unter fifth (/greater neutral fifth)
|16/11
|16/11
|-
|-
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|-
|Um6/n6
|Um6/n6
|ubr-min 6th
|ubr-min 6th / lsr-ntl 6th
|uber minor sixth / lesser neutral sixth
|uber minor sixth / lesser neutral sixth
|44/27
|44/27
|-
|-
|uM6/N6
|uM6/N6
|unt-maj 6th
|unt-maj 6th / gtr-ntl 6th
|unter major sixth / greater neutral sixth
|unter major sixth / greater neutral sixth
|18/11
|18/11
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|-
|-
|Um7/n7
|Um7/n7
|ubr-min 7th
|ubr-min 7th / lsr-ntl 7th
|uber minor seventh / lesser neutral seventh
|uber minor seventh / lesser neutral seventh
|11/6
|11/6
|-
|-
|uM7/N7
|uM7/N7
|unt-maj 7th
|unt-maj 7th / gtr-ntl 7th
|unter minor seventh / greater neutral seventh
|unter minor seventh / greater neutral seventh
|81/44
|81/44