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{{Infobox regtemp
| Title = Vengeance
| Subgroups = 2.5.17, 2.5.7.17
| Comma basis = [[78608/78125]] (2.5.17) <br>[[2023/2000]], [[4165/4096]] (2.5.7.17)
| Edo join 1 = 16 | Edo join 2 = 25
| Mapping = 1; 3 -5 7
| Generators = 34/25 | Generators tuning = 527.718 | Optimization method = CWE
| MOS scales = [[2L 5s]], [[7L 2s]]
| Pergen = (P8, M10<sup>5</sup>/3)
| Odd limit 1 = 2.5.7.17 17 | Mistuning 1 = 8.88 | Complexity 1 = 16
| Odd limit 2 = 2.5.7.17 25 | Mistuning 2 = 8.88 | Complexity 2 = 16
}}
'''Vengeance''' (CompactStar's name) or '''pentagoth''' (groundfault's and Userminusone's name) is a 2.5.17 [[subgroup temperament]]. It is notable for having a structure similar to [[mavila]] with an [[2L 5s|antidiatonic scale]] and [[7L 2s|superdiatonic scale]]  but being comparatively very low in [[error]] and [[badness]], because the flat fifth generator is represented by [[25/17]] rather than [[3/2]] (or equivalently, [[34/25]] rather than [[4/3]]). It is defined by [[tempering out]] the [[comma]] [[78608/78125]]. The name "vengeance' was coined by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]] and derives from 25/17's name as the "vengeance subfifth". Like with mavila, 3 generators reach the major third represented by [[5/4]], but the minor third is represented by [[20/17]]. The minor triad is 17:20:25, which makes it far simpler than the major triad of 68:85:100, in contrast to [[5-limit]] major and minor triads as used in mavila and meantone.  
'''Vengeance''' (CompactStar's name) or '''pentagoth''' (groundfault's and Userminusone's name) is a 2.5.17 [[subgroup temperament]]. It is notable for having a structure similar to [[mavila]] with an [[2L 5s|antidiatonic scale]] and [[7L 2s|superdiatonic scale]]  but being comparatively very low in [[error]] and [[badness]], because the flat fifth generator is represented by [[25/17]] rather than [[3/2]] (or equivalently, [[34/25]] rather than [[4/3]]). It is defined by [[tempering out]] the [[comma]] [[78608/78125]]. The name "vengeance' was coined by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]] and derives from 25/17's name as the "vengeance subfifth". Like with mavila, 3 generators reach the major third represented by [[5/4]], but the minor third is represented by [[20/17]]. The minor triad is 17:20:25, which makes it far simpler than the major triad of 68:85:100, in contrast to [[5-limit]] major and minor triads as used in mavila and meantone.  


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| C
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|3
| 3
| 383.784
| 383.784
| '''5/4'''
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| 25/16
| 25/16
| minor 6th
| augmented 5th
| B
| A#
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| 7
| 7

Latest revision as of 08:31, 17 February 2026

Vengeance
Subgroups 2.5.17, 2.5.7.17
Comma basis 78608/78125 (2.5.17)
2023/2000, 4165/4096 (2.5.7.17)
Reduced mapping ⟨1; 3 -5 7]
ET join 16 & 25
Generators (CWE) ~34/25 = 527.718 ¢
MOS scales 2L 5s, 7L 2s
Ploidacot alpha-triseph
Pergen (P8, M105/3)
Minimax error 2.5.7.17 17-odd-limit: 8.88 ¢;
2.5.7.17 25-odd-limit: 8.88 ¢
Target scale size 2.5.7.17 17-odd-limit: 16 notes;
2.5.7.17 25-odd-limit: 16 notes

Vengeance (CompactStar's name) or pentagoth (groundfault's and Userminusone's name) is a 2.5.17 subgroup temperament. It is notable for having a structure similar to mavila with an antidiatonic scale and superdiatonic scale but being comparatively very low in error and badness, because the flat fifth generator is represented by 25/17 rather than 3/2 (or equivalently, 34/25 rather than 4/3). It is defined by tempering out the comma 78608/78125. The name "vengeance' was coined by CompactStar and derives from 25/17's name as the "vengeance subfifth". Like with mavila, 3 generators reach the major third represented by 5/4, but the minor third is represented by 20/17. The minor triad is 17:20:25, which makes it far simpler than the major triad of 68:85:100, in contrast to 5-limit major and minor triads as used in mavila and meantone.

Pentagoth was defined by ground and Userminusone as having an extension to the 2.5.13/11.17 subgroup that identifies 20/17 and 13/11 by tempering out 221/220. The exact-13/11 tuning is 672.3¢, near 14\25 (672.0¢), and the exact-20/17 tuning is 670.3¢, near 19\34 (670.6¢).

The harmonic 7 can be added in a similar way to how mavila is extended to armodue, by having 7/4 reached as -5 generators of 34/25 (or the "minor seventh" in antidiatonic terms).

For technical data, see no-threes subgroup temperaments #Vengeance.

Interval chain

In the following table, prime harmonics are labeled in bold.

# Cents* Approximate ratios Melodic antidiatonic notation
0 0.00 1/1 perfect unison D
1 527.928 34/25 perfect 4th G
2 1055.856 119/64, 125/68 major 7th C
3 383.784 5/4 major 3rd F
4 911.712 17/10 major 6th B#
5 239.64 8/7 major 2nd E#
6 767.568 25/16 augmented 5th A#
7 95.496 17/16 augmented unison D#

* in 2.5.7.17 subgroup CTE tuning