40edt

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Prime factorization 23 × 5
Step size 47.5489¢ 
Octave 25\40edt (1188.72¢) (→5\8edt)
Consistency limit 4
Distinct consistency limit 4

40EDT is the equal division of the third harmonic into 40 parts of 47.5489 cents each, corresponding to 25.2372 edo. It is related to the regular temperament which tempers out |440 -219 -40> in the 5-limit, which is supported by 101, 429, 530, 959, 1388, 1817, 2246 and 2347 EDOs.

Intervals

Steps Cents Hekts Approximate ratios
0 0 0 1/1
1 47.5 32.5
2 95.1 65 18/17, 19/18, 20/19
3 142.6 97.5 13/12
4 190.2 130 19/17
5 237.7 162.5 23/20
6 285.3 195 13/11, 20/17
7 332.8 227.5 17/14, 23/19
8 380.4 260
9 427.9 292.5 9/7, 23/18
10 475.5 325
11 523 357.5 19/14, 23/17, 27/20
12 570.6 390 18/13
13 618.1 422.5 10/7
14 665.7 455 28/19
15 713.2 487.5
16 760.8 520 14/9, 17/11
17 808.3 552.5
18 855.9 585 18/11, 23/14
19 903.4 617.5
20 951 650 19/11
21 998.5 682.5
22 1046.1 715 11/6
23 1093.6 747.5
24 1141.2 780 27/14, 29/15
25 1188.7 812.5
26 1236.3 845
27 1283.8 877.5 21/10, 23/11
28 1331.4 910 13/6, 28/13
29 1378.9 942.5 20/9
30 1426.5 975
31 1474 1007.5 7/3
32 1521.6 1040
33 1569.1 1072.5
34 1616.7 1105 28/11
35 1664.2 1137.5
36 1711.8 1170
37 1759.3 1202.5
38 1806.9 1235 17/6
39 1854.4 1267.5
40 1902 1300 3/1

Harmonics

Approximation of prime harmonics in 40edt
Harmonic 2 3 5 7 11 13 17 19 23 29 31
Error Absolute (¢) -11.3 +0.0 +19.1 +7.1 -14.6 -18.5 -7.4 -9.8 -7.7 +18.9 -1.4
Relative (%) -23.7 +0.0 +40.1 +15.0 -30.6 -38.9 -15.6 -20.6 -16.2 +39.8 -3.0
Steps
(reduced)
25
(25)
40
(0)
59
(19)
71
(31)
87
(7)
93
(13)
103
(23)
107
(27)
114
(34)
123
(3)
125
(5)
Approximation of prime harmonics in 40edt
Harmonic 37 41 43 47 53 59 61 67 71 73 79
Error Absolute (¢) -22.4 -10.0 +2.7 -8.7 +21.1 -21.9 +15.4 -4.3 -9.6 -10.2 -4.3
Relative (%) -47.2 -21.0 +5.6 -18.2 +44.3 -46.1 +32.5 -9.1 -20.2 -21.4 -9.0
Steps
(reduced)
131
(11)
135
(15)
137
(17)
140
(20)
145
(25)
148
(28)
150
(30)
153
(33)
155
(35)
156
(36)
159
(39)


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