Linear algebraic analyses of structures with one predominant type of anomalous scatterer.
Further studies have been made of the information content of the exact linear equations for analyzing anomalous dispersion data in one-wavelength experiments. The case of interest concerns structures containing atoms that essentially do not scatter anomalously and one type of anomalously scattering atoms. For this case, there are three alternative ways of writing the equations. The alternative sets of equations and the transformations for transforming one set into the other are given explicitly. Comparison calculations were made with different sets of equations. Isomorphous replacement information is readily introduced into the calculations and the advantage of doing so is clearly illustrated by the results. Another aspect of the potential of the exact linear algebraic theory is its application to multiple-wavelength experiments. Successful applications of the latter have been made by several collaborative groups of investigators.
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Laboratory for the Structure of Matter, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC 20375-5000.
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D003574:Cytochrome c Group; C031732:cytochrome C-550; D010196:Pancreatic Elastase