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=Marveltwin and Marvel=
The //marveltwin comma//, 325/324, bears a curiously close analogy to the marvel comma, 225/224. 325/324 can be added to the 11-limit
version of marvel, tempering out 225/224 and 385/384 to get 13-limit marvel. But it's also interesting to leave 11 out of it. From 225/224 we get that a 5-limit approximation for 7 is 225/224 * 7 = 225/32. Similarly from 325/324 we get a 5-limit approximation of 13 from 324/325 * 13 = 324/25. If we define the major/minor transformation of the 5-limit as the result of fixing 2 and 3 and replacing 5 by 24/5, then major/minor applied to 225/32 is 162/25, which is (324/25)/2. Similarly, major/minor applied to 324/25 is 225/16 = 2 * (225/32). 225/224 tells us that two 16/15 in a row are an approximate 8/7, and 325/324 tells us two 10/9 in a row are an approximate 16/13. Needless to say, major/minor applied to 16/15 is 10/9, and applied to 10/9 is 16/15.

=Rank five=
Comma: 325/324

Map: 
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|| <0 1 0 0 0 4] ||
|| <0 0 1 0 0 -2] || 
|| <0 0 0 1 0 0] ||
|| <0 0 0 0 1 0] ||

Edos: 7, 12, 15, 19, 26, 34, 41, 46, 53, 72, 87, 121, 140, 159, 193, 212, 299, 333

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The <em>marveltwin comma</em>, 325/324, bears a curiously close analogy to the marvel comma, 225/224. 325/324 can be added to the 11-limit<br />
version of marvel, tempering out 225/224 and 385/384 to get 13-limit marvel. But it's also interesting to leave 11 out of it. From 225/224 we get that a 5-limit approximation for 7 is 225/224 * 7 = 225/32. Similarly from 325/324 we get a 5-limit approximation of 13 from 324/325 * 13 = 324/25. If we define the major/minor transformation of the 5-limit as the result of fixing 2 and 3 and replacing 5 by 24/5, then major/minor applied to 225/32 is 162/25, which is (324/25)/2. Similarly, major/minor applied to 324/25 is 225/16 = 2 * (225/32). 225/224 tells us that two 16/15 in a row are an approximate 8/7, and 325/324 tells us two 10/9 in a row are an approximate 16/13. Needless to say, major/minor applied to 16/15 is 10/9, and applied to 10/9 is 16/15.<br />
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Comma: 325/324<br />
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Map: <br />


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        <td>&lt;1 0 0 0 0 2]<br />
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        <td>&lt;0 1 0 0 0 4]<br />
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        <td>&lt;0 0 1 0 0 -2]<br />
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Edos: 7, 12, 15, 19, 26, 34, 41, 46, 53, 72, 87, 121, 140, 159, 193, 212, 299, 333</body></html>