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{{Infobox Interval|Ratio=35035/34992|Name=eufalesma|Color name=3o1ozzyM, tholozozoyoma|Comma=yes}}35035/34992, the ''eufalesma'', is an unnoticeable 13-limit comma. It arises as the '''product''' of different 13-limit commas such as: | {{Infobox Interval|Ratio=35035/34992|Name=eufalesma|Color name=3o1ozzyM, tholozozoyoma|Comma=yes}}35035/34992, the ''eufalesma'', is an [[Unnoticeable comma|unnoticeable]] [[13-limit]] comma. It arises as the '''product''' of different 13-limit commas such as: | ||
* [[4096/4095|minisma]] and [[19712/19683|symbiotisma]] | * [[4096/4095|minisma]] and [[19712/19683|symbiotisma]] | ||
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* [[3025/3024|lehmerisma]] and [[4459/4455|tristanisma]] | * [[3025/3024|lehmerisma]] and [[4459/4455|tristanisma]] | ||
* [[wilschisma]] and [[olympia]] | * [[wilschisma]] and [[olympia]] | ||
* [[1729/1728]] and [[1540/1539]] (19-limit commas) | * [[1729/1728]] and [[1540/1539]] ([[19-limit]] commas) | ||
It is also the | It is also the quotient between [[17303/17280]] and the [[9801/9800|kalisma]]. | ||
In terms of intervals, it is hard to visualize due to the positive prime stacking, but it can be viewed as [[77/72]] divided by a stack of [[27/16|27/26]] and [[36/35]]. | In terms of intervals, it is hard to visualize due to the positive prime stacking, but it can be viewed as [[77/72]] divided by a stack of [[27/16|27/26]] and [[36/35]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:17, 2 May 2026
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35035/34992, the eufalesma, is an unnoticeable 13-limit comma. It arises as the product of different 13-limit commas such as:
- minisma and symbiotisma
- sinaisma and argyria
- ragisma and sinbadma
- lehmerisma and tristanisma
- wilschisma and olympia
- 1729/1728 and 1540/1539 (19-limit commas)
It is also the quotient between 17303/17280 and the kalisma.
In terms of intervals, it is hard to visualize due to the positive prime stacking, but it can be viewed as 77/72 divided by a stack of 27/26 and 36/35.
Temperaments
It is tempered out in many edos such as 5, 12e, 17, 19, 24, 27e, 41, 53, 72, 77, 80, 94, 118, 135, 152, 176, 217, 270, 311, 364... among others.
As a result of that, it is also tempered out in any combination of them such as cassandra, cotoneum, newt, hemiennealimmal, gariwizmic, among others.
Etymology
This comma was named by Eufalesio in early May 2026 after himself.