Some 10 note 22 et scales

We can also use the assoicated graph to analyze scales other than RI scales; here is the connectivity of the scales having eight steps of size 2 and two steps of size 3 in the 22-et:

c = 6

2222322223

c = 5

2222232223

c = 4

2222223223

c = 3

2222222323 and 2222222233

No surprises here, but there might be other things people think would be worth analyzing.

--- In tuning-math@y..., "genewardsmith" <genewardsmith@j...> wrote:
> We can also use the assoicated graph to analyze scales other than RI scales; here is the connectivity ...

The 7-limit edge-connectivity ...

--- In tuning-math@y..., "genewardsmith" <genewardsmith@j...> wrote:
> We can also use the assoicated graph to analyze scales other than
RI scales; here is the connectivity of the scales having eight steps
of size 2 and two steps of size 3 in the 22-et:
>
> c = 6
>
> 2222322223
>
> c = 5
>
> 2222232223
>
> c = 4
>
> 2222223223
>
> c = 3
>
> 2222222323 and 2222222233
>
> No surprises here, but there might be other things people think >
would be worth analyzing.

Is an MOS (in an ET or linear temperament) always more connected than
any of its permutations? Probably not -- what conditions can we place
on the situations in which it is?