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=== Subsets and supersets ===
=== Subsets and supersets ===
Since 99 factors into primes as {{nowrap| 3<sup>2</sup> × 11 }}, 99edo has subset edos {{EDOs| 3, 9, 11, and 33 }}. Splitting 99edo's step in half yields [[198edo]], correcting prime 11, slightly improving prime 13, and aligning both 11 and 13 with the sharp tunings of the lower odd primes. Because of this, 198edo can be seen as a complex yet notable true full 13-limit tuning.
Since 99 factors into primes as {{nowrap| 3<sup>2</sup> × 11 }}, 99edo has subset edos {{EDOs| 3, 9, 11, and 33 }}. Splitting 99edo's step in half yields [[198edo]], correcting prime 11, slightly improving prime 13, and aligning both 11 and 13 with the sharp tunings of the lower odd primes. Because of this, 198edo can be seen as a complex yet notable true full 13-limit tuning.
=== 7-prime-limited odd-limit analysis ===
Unlike all previous edos, 99edo is ''distinctly'' [[consistent]] and monotone (i.e. when tempered using the patent val, the relative sizes of any two intervals are never conflated ''or'' reversed) up to the 7-prime-limited 45-odd-limit:
{{Databox
|collapse=true
|title=The 7-prime-limited 45-odd-limit, by 99edo mapping (SW3 format)
|text=
<pre>
(*
7-PL 45-OL odds:
1 3 5 7 9 15 21 25 27 35 45
Mapping  Ratio    Error  *)
(* 4\99*) 36/35 (* -0.286c *)
(* 5\99*) 28/27 (* -2.355c *)
(* 6\99*) 25/24 (* +2.055c *)
(* 7\99*) 21/20 (* +0.381c *)
(* 9\99*) 16/15 (* -2.640c *)
(*10\99*) 15/14 (* +1.769c *)
(*11\99*) 27/25 (* +0.096c *)
(*13\99*) 35/32 (* +2.436c *)
(*15\99*) 10/9  (* -0.586c *)
(*16\99*) 28/25 (* -2.259c *)
(*17\99*) 9/8  (* +2.151c *)
(*19\99*) 8/7  (* -0.871c *)
(*22\99*) 7/6  (* -0.204c *)
(*24\99*) 32/27 (* -3.226c *)
(*25\99*) 25/21 (* +1.184c *)
(*26\99*) 6/5  (* -0.490c *)
(*31\99*) 56/45 (* -2.845c *)
(*32\99*) 5/4  (* +1.565c *)
(*35\99*) 32/25 (* -3.130c *)
(*36\99*) 9/7  (* +1.280c *)
(*37\99*) 35/27 (* -0.790c *)
(*39\99*) 21/16 (* +1.946c *)
(*41\99*) 4/3  (* -1.075c *)
(*43\99*) 27/20 (* +1.661c *)
(*45\99*) 48/35 (* -1.361c *)
(*47\99*) 25/18 (* +0.980c *)
(*48\99*) 7/5  (* -0.694c *)
(*49\99*) 45/32 (* +3.716c *)
(*50\99*) 64/45
(*51\99*) 10/7
(*52\99*) 36/25
(*54\99*) 35/24
(*56\99*) 40/27
(*58\99*) 3/2
(*60\99*) 32/21
(*62\99*) 54/35
(*63\99*) 14/9
(*64\99*) 25/16
(*67\99*) 8/5
(*68\99*) 45/28
(*73\99*) 5/3
(*74\99*) 42/25
(*75\99*) 27/16
(*77\99*) 12/7
(*80\99*) 7/4
(*82\99*) 16/9
(*83\99*) 25/14
(*84\99*) 9/5
(*86\99*) 64/35
(*88\99*) 50/27
(*89\99*) 28/15
(*90\99*) 15/8
(*92\99*) 40/21
(*93\99*) 48/25
(*94\99*) 27/14
(*95\99*) 35/18
(*99\99*) 2/1
</pre>
}}
The 7-prime-limited 49-odd-limit is where non-distinctness first shows up: namely, T49/48 = T50/49 (this is characteristic of all Ennealimmal tunings). However, 99edo remains monotone and consistent up to the 7-prime-limited 567-odd-limit (the next 7-limit odd 625 is inconsistent):
{{Databox
|collapse=true
|title=The 7-prime-limited 567-odd-limit, by 99edo mapping (SW3 format)
|text=
<pre>
(* 1*) 225/224; 126/125; 245/243;
(* 2*) 81/80; 64/63;
(* 3*) 50/49; 49/48; 128/125;
(* 4*) 525/512; 36/35; 250/243;
(* 5*) 405/392; 28/27;
(* 6*) 25/24; 256/245; 392/375;
(* 7*) 360/343; 21/20; 256/243;
(* 8*) 135/128; 200/189; 343/324;
(* 9*) 16/15;
(*10*) 15/14; 343/320;
(*11*) 27/25; 175/162;
(*12*) 243/224; 160/147;
(*13*) 375/343; 35/32; 192/175;
(*14*) 54/49; 441/400; 448/405;
(*15*) 567/512; 10/9;
(*16*) 125/112; 384/343; 28/25;
(*17*) 9/8; 640/567;
(*18*) 500/441; 567/500; 245/216; 256/225;
(*19*) 8/7; 343/300;
(*20*) 225/196; 147/128; 280/243;
(*21*) 125/108; 512/441;
(*22*) 400/343; 7/6;
(*23*) 75/64; 288/245; 147/125;
(*24*) 405/343; 189/160; 32/27;
(*25*) 25/21; 343/288; 448/375;
(*26*) 6/5;
(*27*) 135/112; 98/81;
(*28*) 243/200; 175/144; 128/105;
(*29*) 49/40;
(*30*) 315/256; 216/175; 100/81;
(*31*) 243/196; 56/45;
(*32*) 5/4;
(*33*) 432/343; 63/50; 512/405;
(*34*) 81/64; 80/63; 343/270;
(*35*) 245/192; 32/25;
(*36*) 9/7;
(*37*) 162/125; 35/27;
(*38*) 125/96; 64/49; 98/75;
(*39*) 450/343; 21/16;
(*40*) 324/245; 250/189;
(*41*) 4/3;
(*42*) 75/56; 343/256; 168/125;
(*43*) 27/20; 256/189;
(*44*) 200/147; 49/36; 512/375;
(*45*) 175/128; 48/35; 343/250;
(*46*) 135/98; 441/320; 112/81;
(*47*) 243/175; 25/18;
(*48*) 480/343; 7/5;
(*49*) 45/32; 800/567; 343/243;
(*50*) 486/343; 567/400; 64/45;
(*51*) 10/7; 343/240;
(*52*) 36/25; 350/243;
(*53*) 81/56; 640/441; 196/135;
(*54*) 500/343; 35/24; 256/175;
(*55*) 375/256; 72/49; 147/100;
(*56*) 189/128; 40/27;
(*57*) 125/84; 512/343; 112/75;
(*58*) 3/2;
(*59*) 189/125; 245/162;
(*60*) 32/21; 343/225;
(*61*) 75/49; 49/32; 192/125;
(*62*) 54/35; 125/81;
(*63*) 14/9;
(*64*) 25/16; 384/245;
(*65*) 540/343; 63/40; 128/81;
(*66*) 405/256; 100/63; 343/216;
(*67*) 8/5;
(*68*) 45/28; 392/243;
(*69*) 81/50; 175/108; 512/315;
(*70*) 80/49;
(*71*) 105/64; 288/175; 400/243;
(*72*) 81/49; 224/135;
(*73*) 5/3;
(*74*) 375/224; 576/343; 42/25;
(*75*) 27/16; 320/189; 686/405;
(*76*) 250/147; 245/144; 128/75;
(*77*) 12/7; 343/200;
(*78*) 441/256; 216/125;
(*79*) 243/140; 256/147; 392/225;
(*80*) 600/343; 7/4;
(*81*) 225/128; 432/245; 1000/567; 441/250;
(*82*) 567/320; 16/9;
(*83*) 25/14; 343/192; 224/125;
(*84*) 9/5; 1024/567;
(*85*) 405/224; 800/441; 49/27;
(*86*) 175/96; 64/35; 686/375;
(*87*) 147/80; 448/243;
(*88*) 324/175; 50/27;
(*89*) 640/343; 28/15;
(*90*) 15/8;
(*91*) 648/343; 189/100; 256/135;
(*92*) 243/128; 40/21; 343/180;
(*93*) 375/196; 245/128; 48/25;
(*94*) 27/14; 784/405;
(*95*) 243/125; 35/18; 1024/525;
(*96*) 125/64; 96/49; 49/25;
(*97*) 63/32; 160/81;
(*98*) 486/245; 125/63; 448/225;
(*99*) 2/1;
</pre>
}}


== Intervals ==
== Intervals ==