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January 2002 issue
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The orbital ordering effect of the Mn2+ ion on the structure factors of an LaMnO3 crystal have been calculated. Lower-order structure-factor measurement methods such as Bragg X-ray and the QCBED method are discusssed and compared.
Kinematical intensity profiles are compared with dynamical, as well as extinction-corrected, intensity distributions. Primary-extinction correction factors are discussed.
Thanks to a new interpretation of the direct-methods modulus sum function, its relation to other existing phase-refinement functions can be easily visualized. The behaviour of the modulus sum function has been optimized by analysing the effect of the two most important control parameters on a selection of test structures.
Lattice parameters are determined from harmonic emission reflected from crystalline targets irradiated by short femtosecond laser pulses.
A detailed analysis of multiple diffraction data collected by the stereoscopic multibeam imaging technique from a tetragonal lysozyme crystal is reported. The proposed procedures provide a practical way of reconstructing diffraction profiles for experimental phase determination for macromolecular crystals.
A new optimization algorithm, the guided simulated annealing method, for use in X-ray crystallographic studies is presented.
Topological properties of the geodesics of a net allow an algebraic calculation of the generating function for its coordination sequences.
Analysis of X-ray integrated intensities measured as a function of crystal thickness revealed that the two correlation lengths in the theory are absolutely required to interpret the variations of the intensities. It is shown that X-ray diffraction is more sensitive to the two correlation lengths than γ-ray diffraction.
Algorithms for deriving crystallographic space-group information. II. Treatment of special positions
Algorithms for the treatment of special positions in three-dimensional crystallographic space groups are presented.
An analysis of the normal modes of vibration of a cubic perovskite that have condensed out to produce phases with tilted octahedra is presented. A Landau expansion of the excess free energy is presented involving the seven distinct modes found in the possible structures.
short communications
The inclusion of low-resolution reflections and taking into account a bulk-solvent correction improves drastically the signal in molecular replacement searches for the molecular position.
A theorem is introduced and applied to determine the latent symmetry of composite systems.
A simple tiling of Euclidean space by infinite tiles with all hexagonal faces is described and related to a dense cylinder packing with symmetry Iad. Some related structures with the same symmetry are also described.
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Erratum to Acta Cryst. (2001), A57, 614–626.
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