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=== Higher-limit JI === | === Higher-limit JI === | ||
There is also a cluster of usable higher primes starting at 71; even 89 (4.84{{cent}} flat), 97 (4.63{{cent}} sharp) and 101 (2.6{{cent}} sharp) are usable if placed in just the right context. | There is also a cluster of usable higher primes starting at 71; even 89 (4.84{{cent}} flat), 97 (4.63{{cent}} sharp) and 101 (2.6{{cent}} sharp) are usable if placed in just the right context. | ||
This | This makes 53edo excellent (for its size) in the 2.3.5.7.11.13.19.23.37.41.71.73(.79.83.101) subgroup, although some higher error primes like 11 and 23 require the right context to be convincing. | ||
Note that the high primes, in [[rooted]] (/2<sup>''n''</sup>) position, essentially act as alternate interpretations of [[LCJI]] intervals, if you want to force a rooted interpretation; namely: [[71/64]] as ~[[10/9]], [[73/64]] as ~[[8/7]], [[79/64]] as ~[[16/13]], and perhaps most questionably in the context of 53edo, [[83/64]] as ~[[13/10]]. | Note that the high primes, in [[rooted]] (/2<sup>''n''</sup>) position, essentially act as alternate interpretations of [[LCJI]] intervals, if you want to force a rooted interpretation; namely: [[71/64]] as ~[[10/9]], [[73/64]] as ~[[8/7]], [[79/64]] as ~[[16/13]], and perhaps most questionably in the context of 53edo, [[83/64]] as ~[[13/10]]. | ||