User:Eliora/Ed100

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Ed100 means Division of the Hundredth Harmonic (100/1) into n equal parts. Ed100 tunings have little practical application but they have been stumbled upon by theorists a couple of times due to their correspondence with base-10 magnitude scales used ‘in the wild’.

Individual pages for Ed100s

• 3ed100 - corresponds to the moment magnitude scale, used for measuring earthquakes
• 5ed100 - the stellar magnitude tuning^{[idiosyncratic term]}