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'''28672/28431''', the '''secorian comma''', is made up of ([[896/891]] × [[352/351]]), or in other words (352/351 × [[364/363]] × 352/351), and is thus [[10648/10647]] smaller than (352/351)<sup>3</sup>. | '''28672/28431''', the '''secorian comma''', is made up of ([[896/891]] × [[352/351]]), or in other words (352/351 × [[364/363]] × 352/351), and is thus [[10648/10647]] smaller than (352/351)<sup>3</sup>. It is the difference between [[14/13]] and [[2187/2048]], and is tempered out in [[parapyth]], as well as edos {{edos|17, 29, 46, 58, 63, 80, 87, and 121}}. | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, 18 November 2025
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Sathuzo comma
28672/28431, the secorian comma, is made up of (896/891 × 352/351), or in other words (352/351 × 364/363 × 352/351), and is thus 10648/10647 smaller than (352/351)3. It is the difference between 14/13 and 2187/2048, and is tempered out in parapyth, as well as edos 17, 29, 46, 58, 63, 80, 87, and 121.