Hi, P K,
I think of it in terms of the probability of finding an electron within
the volume enclosed by the electron density map. In general, the
probability of finding an electron close to the nucleus will be higher
than that of finding an electron far from the nucleus due to electrostatic
a
Hi, Bernhard,
Check out page 8
http://students.washington.edu/zanghell/TAs/BSTR521/notes/anomalous_scattering.pdf
I thought that Friedels are reflections related by pure inversion
symmetry, while Bijvoets are reflections related by non-inversion symmetry
of the reciprocal lattice. Thanks,
Oh, snap!
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Hi, Ben,
Try lsqkab. Do a superposition of the before and after coordinates of the
domain. The log file will have the rotation matrix and the translation
vector. Good luck,
Hidong
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