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== For rank-2 temperaments ==
== For rank-2 temperaments ==
Some [[rank-2 temperament]]s can be notated, but only ones in which the [[period]] and [[generator]] can be expressed as an FSN interval category.  For example, [[neutral]] temperament can have the generator notated as n3, and [[porcupine]] temperament can have the generator notated as 1/3-dM2, because the difference between the generator and [[9/8]] (represented by [[81/80]], [[45/44]] and etc.) is equated to 1/3 of an [[2187/2048|apotome]] in porcupine. [[Semaphore]] is an example of a temperament which does not qualify, because there is no FSN category that implies a semifourth. [[Fractional-octave temperament]]s are not supported, except (peculiarly) 7th-octave temperaments such as [[whitewood]], since 1 step of [[7edo]] is precisely [[9/8]] lowered by 2/7 of an apotome, allowing it to be notated as a 2/7-dM2.
Some [[rank-2 temperament]]s can be notated, but only ones in which the [[period]] and [[generator]] can be expressed as an FSN interval category.  For example, [[neutral]] temperament can have the generator notated as n3, and [[porcupine]] temperament can have the generator notated as 1/3-dM2, because the difference between the generator and [[9/8]] (represented by [[81/80]], [[45/44]] and etc.) is equated to 1/3 of an [[2187/2048|apotome]] in porcupine. [[Semaphore]] is an example of a temperament which does not qualify, because there is no FSN category that implies a semifourth. [[Fractional-octave temperament]]s are not supported.
 
== Examples ==
== Examples ==
[[17edo]]:
[[17edo]]: