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Gravity is most naturally seen as a [[2.3.5.11 subgroup]] temperament, sometimes known as '''larry'''. Here [[square superparticular#Sk/S(k + 1) (ultraparticulars)|S9/S10]] = [[8019/8000]] is tempered out, so that two intervals of 40/27 reach [[11/10]], and S10/S11 = [[4000/3993]] is tempered out, so that three intervals of 11/10 reach 4/3; these equivalences also imply that [[243/242]] is tempered out; three 27/20 fourths reach [[11/9]], which is equated to [[27/22]] and acts as an exact neutral third. Gravity's generator lies close to the fifth of [[7edo]], implying that the [[MOS scale]]s of gravity [[cluster temperament|cluster]] heavily around 7edo, and in this interpretation the comma reached after 7 generators simultaneously represents S9 = [[81/80]], S10 = [[100/99]], and S11 = [[121/120]]. | Gravity is most naturally seen as a [[2.3.5.11 subgroup]] temperament, sometimes known as '''larry'''. Here [[square superparticular#Sk/S(k + 1) (ultraparticulars)|S9/S10]] = [[8019/8000]] is tempered out, so that two intervals of 40/27 reach [[11/10]], and S10/S11 = [[4000/3993]] is tempered out, so that three intervals of 11/10 reach 4/3; these equivalences also imply that [[243/242]] is tempered out; three 27/20 fourths reach [[11/9]], which is equated to [[27/22]] and acts as an exact neutral third. Gravity's generator lies close to the fifth of [[7edo]], implying that the [[MOS scale]]s of gravity [[cluster temperament|cluster]] heavily around 7edo, and in this interpretation the comma reached after 7 generators simultaneously represents S9 = [[81/80]], S10 = [[100/99]], and S11 = [[121/120]]. | ||
Strong extensions with prime 7 include [[gravid]] (58 & 65), 58 & 65d, [[marvo]] (65d & 72), and [[zarvo]] (65 & 72). However, the most notable extension of gravity is [[harry]], which splits the octave in two and extends well to the 13- and [[17-limit]]. | Strong extensions with prime 7 include [[gravid]] (58 & 65), 58 & 65d, [[marvo]] (65d & 72), and [[zarvo]] (65 & 72). However, the most notable extension of gravity is [[harry]] (58 & 72), which splits the octave in two and extends well to the 13- and [[17-limit]]. | ||
For technical data, see [[Gravity family #Gravity]]. | For technical data, see [[Gravity family #Gravity]]. |