Oh, right, the 83M, 249:256. I can't believe I forgot that; after all, it was the old default comma for one of the minas that came up in the 37/47/53-limit thread...Dave Keenan wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 4:53 pm I think you have the wrong symbol [representing 83S] for 83. I think it should be DropMinas() =
because whatever comma that is, has a smaller 3-exponent.
Prime-factor Sagittal JI notation (one symbol per prime)
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Re: Prime-factor Sagittal JI notation (one symbol per prime)
I'm in college (a CS major), but apparently there's still a decent amount of time to check this out. I wonder if the main page will ever have 59edo changed to green...
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Re: Prime-factor Sagittal JI notation (one symbol per prime)
Okay, I've updated my personal records with the change to the symbol for 47. Thanks for catching that @volleo6144. I haven't worked Prime Factor notation into Sagittal code yet, and none of my educational materials regarding Prime Factor notation, even in WIP state, plan to go any higher than 37, so I think I'm done here for now.