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Since the diaschisma factors into ([[256/255]])<sup>2</sup>([[289/288]]) in the 17-limit, it extends naturally to the 2.3.5.17 subgroup as ''srutal archagall'', considered in [[#Subgroup extensions_2|#Subgroup extensions]]. The [[S-expression]]-based comma list of this temperament is {[[256/255|S16]], [[289/288|S17]]}.
Since the diaschisma factors into ([[256/255]])<sup>2</sup>([[289/288]]) in the 17-limit, it extends naturally to the 2.3.5.17 subgroup as ''srutal archagall'', considered in [[#Subgroup extensions_2|#Subgroup extensions]]. The [[S-expression]]-based comma list of this temperament is {[[256/255|S16]], [[289/288|S17]]}.


More generally, one may note that since the fifth is sharp in any good tuning, it is compatible with the logic of [[parapyth]] in making ~13/11 a minor third and ~14/11 a major third, leading to the rank-3 temperament [[varda]], which multiple temps here are rank-2 tunings of, such as 17-limit diaschismic itself (and the obvious extension to prime 23 by mapping it as an augmented fourth aka. tritone, na"naa').
More generally, one may note that since the fifth of diaschismic is sharp in any good tuning, it is compatible with the logic of [[parapyth]] in making ~13/11 a minor third and ~14/11 a major third, leading to the rank-3 temperament [[varda]], which multiple temps here are rank-2 tunings of, such as 17-limit diaschismic itself (and the obvious extension to prime 23 by mapping it as an augmented fourth aka. tritone, na"naa').


== Septimal diaschismic ==
== Septimal diaschismic ==