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The comma was named by [[Eliora]]. First name derives from comma's monzo, number 500 being D in roman numerals, and phonetic alphabet for D is "delta", to which "pi" is added to signify 314, the decimal expansion of pi. The second name is by analogy with [[quectisma]], meaning that both are the same commas that reach [[5/4]] from a different angle, with two mappings converging from opposite ends in [[665edo]]. | The comma was named by [[Eliora]]. First name derives from comma's monzo, number 500 being D in roman numerals, and phonetic alphabet for D is "delta", to which "pi" is added to signify 314, the decimal expansion of pi. The second name is by analogy with [[quectisma]], meaning that both are the same commas that reach [[5/4]] from a different angle, with two mappings converging from opposite ends in [[665edo]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:39, 3 November 2024
| Interval information |
deltapion comma,
reduced harmonic
Counterquectisma, alternately deltapion comma, is an unnoticeable 5-limit comma.
Temperaments
It is associated with systems which have a precise perfect fifth, such as 359edo and 665edo. Tempering it out in the 5-limit produces rank-2 counterquectismic temperament. Equal tempereaments tempering out this comma include 359, 665, 1024, 1689, 3684, 4349, 7368, 8033.
Etymology
The comma was named by Eliora. First name derives from comma's monzo, number 500 being D in roman numerals, and phonetic alphabet for D is "delta", to which "pi" is added to signify 314, the decimal expansion of pi. The second name is by analogy with quectisma, meaning that both are the same commas that reach 5/4 from a different angle, with two mappings converging from opposite ends in 665edo.