Lesser Round

A number 24 ≤ RL ≤ 36 in the vicinity of 30 but “friendly” to base n used in this work as a rule of thumb to suggest a mnemonic (memory) range akin to the length of alphabets. The number RL should be the that n-regular number closest to 30 (meaning that RL divides some perfect power of n). In the case of prime numbers or any number that has no regular number between 24 and 36 inclusive, we presume RL = 36.

This table shows lesser rounds for bases 2 through 30 inclusive:

Base RL RL in base n
2 32 100000
3 27 1000
4 32 200
5 25 100
6 36 100
7 35 50
8 32 40
9 36 40
10 30 30
11 33 30
12 36 30
13 26 20
14 28 20
15 30 20
16 32 20
17 34 20
18 36 20
19 36 1h
20 30 1a
21 35 1e
22 33 1b
23 36 1d
24 24 10
25 25 10
26 26 10
27 27 10
28 28 10
29 29 10
30 30 10