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* [[5L 2s (4/3-equivalent)|5L 2s<4/3>]]: Generator is a neogothic minor third. | * [[5L 2s (4/3-equivalent)|5L 2s<4/3>]]: Generator is a neogothic minor third. | ||
* [[5L 2s (3/2-equivalent)|5L 2s<3/2>]]: Generator is a neogothic major third near [[81/64]] and [[14/11]]. In the [[half-prime subgroup]] paradigm it may be interpreted as [[63/50]] (relating to the 3/2.5/2.7/2 subgroup version of [[sirius]] temperament). | * [[5L 2s (3/2-equivalent)|5L 2s<3/2>]]: Generator is a neogothic major third near [[81/64]] and [[14/11]]. In the [[half-prime subgroup]] paradigm it may be interpreted as [[63/50]] (relating to the 3/2.5/2.7/2 subgroup version of [[sirius]] temperament). | ||
* [[Ed7/4|5L 2s<7/4>]]: | * [[Ed7/4|5L 2s<7/4>]]: Generator is approximately 7/5 (dark generator is approximately 5/4). | ||
* [[Ed9/5|5L 2s<9/5>]]: Generator is approximately 7/5. | * [[Ed9/5|5L 2s<9/5>]]: Generator is approximately 7/5. | ||
* [[5L 2s (12/5-equivalent)|5L 2s<12/5>]]: Generator is approximately [[5/3]], and interestingly, major triads (4:5:6) are stretched to approximately second inversion major triads (3:4:5). | * [[5L 2s (12/5-equivalent)|5L 2s<12/5>]]: Generator is approximately [[5/3]], and interestingly, major triads (4:5:6) are stretched to approximately second inversion major triads (3:4:5). | ||