FloraC

So apparently, someone found a comma, [[6250/6237]], and didn't name it.  Thus, when Xenwolf was working on the 72edo page, he and I both tried to find the name of 6250/6237, but we couldn't find a name for it.  So, we decided to try and come up with a name for it.  After running the numbers through Wolfram Alpha, I found that 6250/6237 is tempered out by both 53edo and 159edo despite their differing patent vals for both 7 and 11.  Upon further calculations, I found that 6250/6237 is only slightly smaller than Mercator's comma at 3.60472 cents, and that when this comma is tempered out, [[160/77]]- which is the difference between [[5/2]] and [[77/64]]- is equated with a stack of four [[6/5]] minor thirds, and a stack of five [[5/4]] major thirds is equated with a stack consisting of an [[octave]] plus [[81/64]] plus [[77/64]].  Moreover, it appears that 6250/6237 is also the difference between the [[keenanisma]] and the [[kleisma]], as well as the difference between the keenanisma and the undecimal hemifourths comma (160083/160000; needs a better name).  Furthermore, I've found that 6250/6237 is also the difference between the [[amity comma]] and the [[symbiosma|symbiotic comma]], as well as the sum of the [[lehmerisma]] and the wizardharry comma (4000/3993).  Do you have any thoughts about what to name this comma? --[[User:Aura|Aura]] ([[User talk:Aura|talk]]) 18:28, 23 December 2020 (UTC)