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'''Ares''' is the [[rank]]-3 [[regular temperament]] of the [[11-limit]] that [[tempers out]] [[64/63]] and [[100/99]]. It also tempers out their difference, [[176/175]]. It is one of the best extensions of '''archytas''', the rank-3 temperament tempering out 64/63.  
'''Archytas''' is the [[rank-3]] [[regular temperament|temperament]] [[tempering out]] [[64/63]], with the same 2.3.7-[[subgroup]] structure as [[archy]] but giving [[prime harmonic|prime]] [[5/1|5]] an independent generator. It has an obvious extension to the 11-limit tempering out [[100/99]] and [[176/175]], called '''ares''', as 64/63 = (100/99)(176/175).  


{{tdlink|Archytas family #Ares}} See also: [[Ptolemismic clan #Ares]].
{{tdlink|Archytas family #Ares}} See also: [[Ptolemismic clan #Ares]].
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== Chords ==
== Chords ==
Ares enables [[essentially tempered chord]]s of [[archytas chords|archytas]], [[ptolemismic chords|ptolemismic]], and [[valinorsmic chords|valinorsmic]].  
Archytas enables the eponymous [[essentially tempered chord]]s of [[archytas chords]]. Ares further enables [[ptolemismic chords|ptolemismic]] and [[valinorsmic chords]].  


== Scales ==
== Scales ==

Revision as of 06:41, 2 September 2024

"Archytas" redirects here. For the ancient Greek Pythagorean, see Wikipedia: Archytas.

Archytas is the rank-3 temperament tempering out 64/63, with the same 2.3.7-subgroup structure as archy but giving prime 5 an independent generator. It has an obvious extension to the 11-limit tempering out 100/99 and 176/175, called ares, as 64/63 = (100/99)(176/175).

For technical data, see Archytas family #Ares. See also: Ptolemismic clan #Ares.

Etymology

This temperament is named after the Greek god Ares, most likely related to the fact that Archytas was Greek.

Todo: add etymology

Add name (person who coined the term) and year (when it was coined). Review reasoning if possible.

Interval lattice

Chords

Archytas enables the eponymous essentially tempered chords of archytas chords. Ares further enables ptolemismic and valinorsmic chords.

Scales